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IT Administrator Information
How to Configure SMART Online to use a Proxy Server
All the instructions below assume that installation default directory is:
C:\SmartOnline
A) If using Proxy server to connect to internet then edit all.js file.
1. Edit all.js file located in folder:
C:\SmartOnline\bin\greprefs directory
2. Open all.js file in a text editor and edit network.proxy setting as follows:
Change this setting from 0 to 1.
pref("network.proxy.type",
1);
Change this setting to your proxy server IP address
pref("network.proxy.ssl",
"");
Change this setting to your proxy server port
pref("network.proxy.ssl_port",
0);
Example shows proxy server IP address as 10.1.7.126 and port number is 809
pref("network.proxy.type", 1);
pref("network.proxy.ssl", "10.1.7.126");
pref("network.proxy.ssl_port", 809);
pref("network.proxy.http", "10.1.7.126");
pref("network.proxy.http_port", 809);
3. Save file.
B) If Basic Authentication is used then edit config.xml
1. Edit config.xml file located in:
C:\SmartOnline\bin directory
2. Add one of the lines below to config.xml file after the line starting with
<option id = "location". Edit the line to include your information for host,
port, user and password (and realm, if necessary)
Add this line if your proxy server does not require a realm (domain name).
<option id = "proxypassword" host="My Proxy IP Address"
port ="My Proxy port" user="MyProxyUserName"
password="MyProxyPassword" />
Add this line if your proxy server requires a realm (domain name).
<option id = "proxypassword" host="My Proxy IP Address"
port ="My Proxy port" realm="My Domain"
user="MyProxyUserName" password="MyProxyPassword" />
Example:
<option id = "proxypassword" host="10.1.4.222" port ="8080"
realm="aidomain" user="test" password="password" />
3. Save file.
SMART Server addresses
IP addresses: 38.164.21.8 and 208.84.250.5.
Our system uses Round Robin DNS so either IP address can handed out.
Server name: ole.aicpcu.org.