Network Proxy

Overview

By configuring a network proxy, when a user clicks WebSSH, the access URL will use the configured proxy IP/domain + proxy port. If port mapping is already set up correctly on the customer side, WebSSH can be accessed normally.

Permissions

See Permissions.

Proxy Rules

Field descriptions:

• Rule Name: Auto-generated and globally unique. The name starts with networkagent and can be modified.
• Rule Description: Optional.
• Node ID: Select any available static node host from the host list. Hosts that already have a rule are filtered out, because one host can have at most one network proxy rule. Display format: Node ID/Host Name.
• Service Port: Fixed value 2000, the service port used by WebSSH.
• Proxy IP/Domain: Required. Enter an IP address or domain name.
• Proxy Port: Required. Range: 1 to 65535.

Actions:

• Edit: You can edit Proxy IP/Domain, Proxy Port, and Description. Other fields cannot be modified.
• Delete: Delete a rule. When a static node is released, the network proxy rule associated with that node is also deleted.
• Bulk Delete: When multiple rules are selected, you can delete them in bulk.

Search and sort:

You can search and sort by Rule Name, Node, Proxy IP/Domain, and Proxy Port.