Modifying Proxylet Rules

To Modify the Proxylet Rules

Step

Enter the proxy-host and proxy-port, using the following syntax:

Domain1[,Domain2,...,n]:Host:Port

The following list describes the variables you use:

domain

Is any domain such as sun.com or your portal domain. Multiple domains are separated by a comma.

Host

Specifies the proxy server used for this domain(s). To specify Proxylet as your proxy server, specify the string proxylethost.

Port

Specifies the proxy server port. To specify Proxylet as your proxy server, specify the string proxyletport.

If a rule contains the string proxylethost:proxyletport as the proxy server, then the generated PAC file replaces the string with the host and port of Proxylet. You can make a rule so that all FTP traffic is routed through Netlet and all HTTP traffic is routed through Proxylet.

To configure Proxylet for the enterprise domain

Step

Provide the portal domain as a part of Proxylet rules. For example, specify your portal domain:proxylethost:proxyletport.

The generated PAC will provide instructions to route the portal domain through Proxylet.

To configure Proxylet for specific applications

Step

Provide the specific application domain(s) as a part of Proxylet rule. For example, enterprise application domain:proxylethost:proxyletport.

The generated PAC file uses dnsDomainIs Javascript function to compare the configured domain against the incoming domain. Administrators can also choose to provide their own PAC file through the Custom PAC file option instead of using Proxylet rules.