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Pre-defining Global HTTP Proxies
A Global HTTP Proxy is an optional server that stands as a middleman between the devices and the internet. To use the proxy server, devices must be configured to connect to it. You can pre-configure global HTTP proxy settings and apply them to groups, so that all devices within those groups connect to the same proxy or proxies.
Global HTTP proxy settings can only be applied to iOS devices.
Adding a new Global HTTP proxy
 
1. Go to MDM > Settings.
2. Click the Configurations tab if it is not already selected.
3. Locate the Global HTTP Proxy list. Click the Add button at the right of the list.
A Global HTTP Proxy window opens.
4. Define the proxy properties:
> Name – use this field to define a name for this configuration. This is purely an identifier, and will not be visible to users.
> Proxy Type – use this field to select the nature of the proxy server settings. Select Manual to define the proxy server settings manually, Automatic to allow devices to detect and adapt proxy settings automatically, or None to disable proxy servers.
> Server – enter the URL of the proxy server into the field.
This field is only relevant if the Proxy Type is set to Manual.
> Server port- enter the port used to access the proxy server into this field.
This field is only relevant if the Proxy Type is set to Manual.
> User name – enter the user name required to access the proxy server into this field.
This field is only relevant if the Proxy Type is set to Manual.
> Password – enter the password required to access the proxy server into this field.
This field is only relevant if the Proxy Type is set to Manual.
> Proxy PAC URL- enter the location of the proxy auto-configuration file into this field.
This field is only relevant if the Proxy Type is set to Automatic.
> Allow PAC Fallback- select this option to permit devices to connect directly if the Proxy PAC URL is unreachable.
> Allow Captive Login- select this option to permit devices to bypass the proxy when connecting to known networks.
5. Click OK.
Editing or deleting an existing global HTTP proxy
Any changes or deletions you make to existing global HTTP proxies will propagate to groups and devices using those proxies.
 
1. Go to MDM > Settings.
2. Click the Configurations tab if it is not already selected.
3. Scroll through the list of Global HTTP Proxies and locate the one you want to edit or delete.
4. Edit or delete the proxy settings as needed:
> To edit the proxy, click the associated icon in the Actions column of the table.
> To delete the proxy, click the associated icon in the Actions column of the table.