Proxy View Admin

You can view and monitor the details of all the Proxy Servers configured on the organization's network on the PROXY VIEW page.

To view Proxy View:

1. Select Admin> Basic> Infrastructure> Proxy View.
2. On the PROXY VIEW page, a list of all the configured Proxy Servers is displayed.

• • Select the Refresh Interval from the list for the PROXY VIEW page.
  • You can view the Proxy Servers in Tile view and Tabular view.

  • In the Tile view, click the Proxy Server tile to view the Proxy Server details (see: Viewing Proxy Server Details Gen). 

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    Figure: PROXY VIEW (Tile view)

    The Proxy Server status information is displayed with different status indicator images in the Tile view. The following table describes the various Proxy Server status information displayed on the PROXY VIEW page:

    Field	Description
    	Indicates that the Proxy Server is Down.
    	Indicates that the Proxy Server is Up.
    	Indicates that the Proxy Server is Up, but the Proxy Server Monitoring is Not Successful.
    	Indicates that the Server is Up and only Availability Monitoring is available for the Server. This status is displayed for the Server for which the Administrator selects the Monitoring By field as None while adding the Server on the ADD SERVER page.  Note: Only the Details tab is displayed for this Status. You can not view other details, such as CPU, Memory, and HDD utilization details.
    	Indicates that the Proxy Server is Up and there is an Utilization Alert.
    	Displays the Vendor logo. In this image, it indicates that the Proxy Sever is from DELL vendor.
    	Displays the logo of the Operating System that is installed on the Proxy Server.
    	Displays the host name of the Server.
    	Displays the IP address of the Proxy Server.

  • In the Tabular view, click the ID of the Proxy Server to view the details (see: Viewing Proxy Server Details Gen). 

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    Figure: PROXY VIEW (Tabular view)
    
    

    The following table describes the fields in the tabular view of the PROXY VIEW page.

    Field	Description
    ID	Displays the ID of the Proxy Server. Click the ID to view the Proxy Server Details (see Viewing Proxy Server Details).
    Status	Indicates the status of the Proxy Server.
    Domain Name	Displays the Domain Name of the Proxy Server.
    Host Name	Displays the Host Name of the Proxy Server.
    IP Address	Displays the IP address of the Proxy Server.
    User	Displays the e-mail id of the user of the Proxy Server.
    Last Communicated	Displays the date and time on which the Proxy Server was Up as per the last communication.
    Current Version	Displays the current version of the Proxy Server. If the Proxy Server is not updated to the current version, it is displayed in red color. To upgrade the Proxy Server, select the check box corresponding to the Proxy Server, the Schedule Time field is displayed. Select the date when you want to upgrade the Version of the Proxy Server and click UPGRADE PROXY.
    Latest Available Version	Displays the latest available version of the Proxy Server.
    Last Auto Updated Time	Displays the date and time at which Proxy Server was last auto upgraded.
    Proxy Type	Displays the Proxy type of the Proxy Server.
    Primary Proxy	Displays the primary Proxy.
    Delete	Click the delete icon to delete the Proxy Server.
    Location	Displays the Location of the Proxy Server.

ACTIONS

This section explains all the icons displayed on the ACTIONS panel of the PROXY VIEW page.

PROXY LOCATION MAPPING

Click PROXY LOCATION MAPPING to map the Proxy Server to a location. On the PROXY LOCATION MAPPING  pop-up page, select the location to which you want to map the Proxy Server from the Location list. Click SUBMIT.

Figure: PROXY LOCATION MAPPING pop-up page

UPGRADE INFORMATION: Click UPGRADE INFORMATION to view the Online Help for auto upgrading of Proxy Server.

EXPORT TO EXCEL: Click EXPORT TO EXCEL to export the list of records displayed on the page to a Microsoft Excel sheet.

MAP VLAN: Click MAP VLAN to map the VLAN configuration to proxy. For more information about this feature, see Mapping VLAN to Proxy.