Application Profile - Proxies
The Proxies tab contains the proxy settings used for Internet access.
How do I? and Field Help
Click the Acquire From down arrow and select Default from the drop-down list. The remaining fields will automatically be completed.
Field | Description |
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The address of the server that receives requests from your web browser and then makes the request to the Internet on your behalf. It then returns the results to your browser. This field is system-defined. | |
The connection point used to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
The user ID required to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
The password required to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
The address of the server that receives requests from your web browser and then makes the request to the Internet on your behalf. It then returns the results to your browser. This field is system-defined. | |
The connection point used to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
The user ID required to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
The password required to access the proxy server. This field is system-defined. | |
If selected, the same proxy server will be used for all protocols. This field is system-defined. | |
If selected, the proxy server will be bypassed for local addresses. This field is system-defined. | |
The list of URLs and IP addresses that do not require the use of a proxy server. These are oftentimes internal web sites or servers. This field is system-defined. |
Click Apply to apply your changes to the Application Profile settings. Click OK to accept your changes. Click Refresh to refresh the Application Profile settings. Click Cancel to close the dialog box without saving your changes.