Working with HTTP Proxies

For Managed RHEL no predefined proxy configuration is in place. Configuring the OS to use HTTP proxies can be done by setting standard environment variables. These are the NO_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables. The customer can configure both an HTTP and HTTPS proxy for his purpose. Domains for which no proxying should be performed must be specified via the NO_PROXY environment variable.

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When using a proxy in your environment, make sure to set the NO_PROXYvariable and exclude the domain .sccloudinfra.net

Example Proxy Configuration

HTTP_PROXY=http://<ip_addr>:<port>/
HTTPS_PROXY=https://<ip_addr>:<port>/
NO_PROXY=.sccloudinfra.net

For Managed Windows no predefined proxy configuration is in place. If you want to set a proxy you can do this over the Internet explorer configuration. You can do this following the official documentation from Microsoft in the chapter 'Use the Browser settings'.

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It is mandatory that you set some exceptions in your proxy configuration. Otherwise our Services will not work anymore.

These are the exceptions that you have to set:

"*.scmgmt.net", "*.sccloudres.net", "*.sccloudinfra.net", "*.swisscom.com"

The exceptions listed above are mandatory for the services we provide to continue running. You can also see how to set these exceptions in the official documentation from Microsoft in the chapter 'Use the Browser settings'.