Use the CLI commands to allow or prevent a Central Management System peer to use a proxy server to connect to other remote Central Management System peers. If you allow a Central Management System peer to use a proxy server, the proxy settings will be the same as those configured for DTI interaction to connect to other remote Central Management System peers. By default, a Central Management System peer does not use a proxy server to connect to other remote peers.
Note
You can allow or prevent a Central Management System peer to use a proxy server only using the CLI.
Prerequisites
Admin access to the Central Management System appliance.
A connection to the Dynamic Threat Intelligence (DTI) Cloud.
Network connectivity over SSH (port 22) and HTTPS (port 443) must be allowed on each of the participating Central Management System appliances.
CM Peer Service must be enabled on each of the participating Central Management System appliances.
Authentication tokens must be exchanged for communication between the CM peers.
Central Management System (CMS) > Central Management System System Administration Guide Release 11.x > Configuration > The DTI network > Configuring the Central Management System appliance as a cache proxy for DTI updates
Central Management System (CMS) > Central Management System System Administration Guide Release 10.x > Appendices > Configuring the CM peer service > Enabling or disabling all the features of the Central Management System Peer Service on the peers
Central Management System (CMS) > Central Management System System Administration Guide Release 10.x > Appendices > Configuring the CM peer service > Central Management System Peer Distributed Correlation