Configuring an HTTP proxy server on your appliance involves the following tasks:
Configuring the hostname or IP address of the proxy server.
Configuring the port for client communication, if you do not want to accept the default port (port 8080).
(Optional) Enabling basic authentication on the proxy server.
(Optional) Specifying a user-agent string that is included in HTTP requests.
Enabling the proxy server.
You can then configure your appliance to do the following:
Send requests for one or more DTI services through the proxy server, as described in Using an HTTP proxy for DTI service requests.
Send requests to Helix through the proxy server, as described in the Helix Integration Guide.
Send event notifications through the proxy server, as described in the User Guide or Administration Guide for the appliance.
Prerequisites
Admin access.
The HTTP proxy server is deployed in your network.