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# Configuration of Onesait Editran/Proxy Windows and UNIX

Once installed, it is necessary to set some parameters required for the operation of editran/Proxy. To do this, the following command is provided, which must be executed before starting the system for the first time.

confproxy V4.1 R4 - Aug 26 2004

Copyright (C) 1991-2004 INDRA

No local environment defined

Usage:

confproxy \<host ip> \<host port> \<local ip> \<local port> \[Allowed IP 1] \[Allowed IP 2] ... \[Allowed IP n]

where:

\<host ip>: (Required) Host IP address.

\<host port>: (Required) Host port.

\<local ip>: (Required) Local listening IP address (proxy).

\<local port>: (Required) Local listening port (proxy).

\[Allowed IP n]: (Optional) Allowed IPs.

Example:

With a network with the addresses shown in the following graph, the parameters to pass to the confproxy command would be:

confproxy 122.178.172.19 7777 147.22.71.3 7775

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If the command is run with no parameters, we will see the current configuration.

confproxy V4.1 R4 - Aug 26 2004

Copyright (C) 1991-2004 INDRA

Current local environment configuration:

HOST name (or IP) - port: 122.178.172.19 - 7777

Listening name (or IP) - port: 147.22.71.3 - 7775

There are 0 allowed IPs.

Usage:

confproxy \<host ip> \<host port> \<local ip> \<local port> \[Allowed IP 1] \[Allowed IP 2] ... \[Allowed IP n]

where:

\<host ip>: (Required) Host IP address.

\<host port>: (Required) Host port.

\<local ip>: (Required) Local listening IP address.

\<local port>: (Required) Local listening port.

\[Allowed IP n]: (Optional) Allowed IPs.

Within this command there is an optional parameter "Allowed IPs" that allows us to limit the addresses from which editran/Proxy can be used in our network.


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