Proxy Configuration
Problem
The 365 business Print Agent Cloud Service and the 365 business Print Agent Server are designed for secure network environments. By default, they communicate with our cloud servers over HTTPS, which usually means that no additional firewall configuration is required.
However, if your organization mandates that all outbound internet traffic must be routed through a proxy server, you will need to manually configure the proxy settings for each respective service.
Solution
Proxy Configuration for the 365 business Print Agent Cloud Service
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Open a text editor (e.g., Notepad) in Administrator mode.
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Create a file named
proxy.jsonin the following directory:%ProgramData%\365 business development GmbH\365 business Print Agent\CloudClient -
Depending on your scenario, paste one of the following JSON configurations into the file:
Proxy with authentication:
Code
Proxy without authentication:
Code -
Replace the placeholders:
Urlwith the address of your organization's proxy server,UsernameandPassword(if required) with valid credentials.
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Save the file and restart the 365 business Print Agent Cloud Service to apply the configuration.
Good to know
Changes to the proxy configuration only take effect after the respective service is restarted.
Proxy Configuration for the 365 business Print Agent Server Service
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Open a text editor in Administrator mode.
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Create a file named
proxy.jsonin the following directory:%ProgramData%\365 business development GmbH\365 business Print Agent\Server -
Depending on your scenario, paste one of the following JSON configurations:
Proxy with authentication:
Code
Proxy without authentication:
Code -
Replace the placeholders:
Urlwith the proxy server address,UsernameandPasswordwith valid credentials (if required).
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Save the file and restart the 365 business Print Agent Server Service to apply the settings.
Good to know
Changes to the proxy configuration only take effect after the respective service is restarted.


