Create or edit a web proxy profile
Select Create New to open the New Web Proxy Profile window.
To open the Edit Web Proxy Profile window, select a web proxy profile and then click Edit.
Configure the following settings in the New Web Proxy Profile window or Edit Web Proxy Profile window and then click OK:
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Name |
Enter the name of the new web proxy profile. |
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Strip Encoding |
Toggle whether to strip out unsupported encoding from request headers and correctly block banned words. This option can resolve issues when attempting to successfully block content using Google Chrome. |
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Log Header Change |
Toggle whether to allow changes to the log header. |
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Header Client IP |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header via Request |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header via Response |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header x Forwarded for |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header x Forwarded Client Cert |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header Front End HTTPS |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header x Authenticated User |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Header x Authenticated Groups |
Select whether to Pass, Add, or Remove this HTTP header. |
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Create New |
Select to add a new header. See Create or edit an HTTP header. |
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Edit |
Select to change an existing header. See Create or edit an HTTP header. |
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Delete |
Select to remove an existing header. |
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Search |
Enter a search term to find in the list. |
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Name |
The name for the HTTP forwarded header. |
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Base64 Encoding |
Whether base64 encoding is enabled or disabled. |
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Protocol |
Whether the new header uses HTTP, HTTPS, or both. |
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Destination Address |
The destination addresses and destination address groups for the HTTP forwarded header. |
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Action |
The action for the HTTP forwarded header: add-to-request, add-to-response, remove-from-request, or remove-from-response. |
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Add Option |
How the new header is added: append, new-on-not-found, or new. |
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Header Content |
The content of the HTTP header. |
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API Preview |
The API Preview allows you to view all REST API requests being used by the page. You can make changes on the page that are reflected in the API request preview. This feature is not available if the user is logged in as an administrator that has read-only GUI permissions. |
To use the API Preview:
- Click API Preview. The API Preview pane opens, and the values for the fields are visible (data). If a new object is being created, the POST request is shown for the CMDB API that creates the explicit proxy configuration.
- Enable Show modified changes only to show the modified changes instead of the full configuration in the preview.
- Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the JSON code shown on the preview screen to the clipboard.
- Click Close to leave the preview.