Linux Client Settings for Using a ProxySG Appliance with Active Directory Authentication
Article ID: 169201
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Products
ProxySG Software - SGOS
Issue/Introduction
This article helps you configure a user's Linux PC to use a ProxySG in Explicit Mode with Active Directory (AD) authentication.
This works for all Linux distributions and versions. The Linux PC does not need to be member of the AD - you can use your own AD credentials to authenticate.
This works for all Linux distributions and versions. The Linux PC does not need to be member of the AD - you can use your own AD credentials to authenticate.
Resolution
Connect to a terminal on your Linux machine and enter the following command:
# export http_proxy="http://domain\\username:password@myproxy:8080"
- domain is your Active Directory short Domain name
- username is your Active Directory username
- password is your Active Directory password
- myproxy is the DNS name or the IP address of your ProxySG
- 8080 is the TCP port number for your Explicit Proxy service running on your ProxySG
Note: This configuration will be reset when you will close your session. In order to prevent executing this command each and every time you log in to your Linux machine, you can add this command line to your ~/.bashrc.
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