You can configure proxy settings using the ccmNetSetup command. You can use this command anytime to update Cluster Control Manager network attributes. For example, if the FQDN or IP address of the explicit proxy changes, you can run the ccmNetSetup command to reflect the new destination.
Before you begin
If you are configuring an HTTPS proxy, ensure that you have the HTTPS proxy server CA certificate.
Perform a full backup of Common Services and application data.
Log in to Cluster Control Manager with your customer account.
For an HTTPS proxy, copy the HTTPS proxy server CA certificate to a directory on Cluster Control Manager, such as /home/cust/.
Run ccmNetSetup or ccmNetSetup --collect-proxy-only.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Running ccmNetSetup without any options prompts you to populate all Cluster Control Manager network attributes.
Running ccmNetSetup --collect-proxy-only prompts you to update proxy-related network attributes only.
When you see the prompt Would you like to configure an HTTP proxy?, enter y .
When prompted, provide the following information:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
HTTPS proxy IP/FQDN
HTTPS proxy port
HTTP proxy IP/FQDN
HTTP proxy port
When prompted to enter the absolute file path of the HTTPS proxy server CA certificate, enter the path to the certificate file.
For example, /home/cust/<file name>.
When prompted to confirm that the above information is correct, enter y if all the information you provided is correct.
To complete the proxy configuration, close the current command session and open a new one.
