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Chapter 2 Cisco VXC Manager Configuration Quick Reference

Configure Multimedia Redirection with a Proxy Server

Step 2 In the 6215Configs folder, create an RSP file, for example ProxyConfig.rsp, with the following content (to create the RSP file, enter the required content in a text editor, and then save the file with a .rsp extension):

[Version]

Number= ProxyConfig

OS=SLX

Category=Other Packages USE_Pxe=NO

[Script]

RP "<regroot>"

EX "echo 'export http_proxy=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export HTTP_PROXY=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export https_proxy=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export HTTPS_PROXY=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export ftp_proxy=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export FTP_PROXY=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export all_proxy=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export all_proxy=http://<proxy-server.com:443>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local" EX "echo 'export no_proxy=<.local-domain.com>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local"

EX "echo 'export NO_PROXY=<.local-domain.com>' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local"

RB

RB

Where:

•You must replace <proxy-server.com:443>with the address and port of the proxy server for the specified protocols.

•You must replace <.local-domain.com>with your local domain name to be added to the proxy bypass list. For example:

EX "echo 'export no_proxy=.cisco.com' >> /etc/bash.bashrc.local"

•You must ensure the Number= segment has the exact same value as the RSP file name.

Step 3 Also in the 6215Configs folder, create a subfolder using the same name as the RSP file name, for example ProxyConfig.

Step 4 In the ProxyConfig folder, create a subfolder named wlx.

Step 5 In the wlx folder, copy the wlx.ini file containing your existing INI configuration that you want retained after the configuration update.

For example:

•Location and name of the .rsp file: C:\VXC-M\6215Configs\ ProxyConfig.rsp

•Location and name of the wlx directory: C:\VXC-M\6215Configs\ ProxyConfig\wlx

•Location and name of wlx.ini file in the wlx directory:

C:\VXC-M\6215Configs\ ProxyConfig\wlx\wlx.ini

Step 6 In the tree pane of the Administrator Console, expand Package Manager.

Step 7 In the details pane, right-click Other Packages and choose New > Package.

Step 8 Choose Register a Package from a Script file (.RSP) and click Next.

Step 9 Click Browse to choose the file path of the .rsp package file you want to register (For example: C:\VXC-M\6215Configs\ ProxyConfig.rsp) and click Open.

Step 10 Click Next to display the Package Wizard summary.

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