182 IBM Tivoli Remote C ontrol Across Firewalls
Following are the different sections available:

Endpoint Proxy

The [Endpoint-Proxy] section lists the mail options for the Endpoint Proxy. Refer
to Table 2 in the
Firewall Security Toolbox User ’s Guide
, GC23-4826, under
“Configuring the Endpoint Proxy” subsection for the [Endpoint-Proxy] keywords
and their descriptions available.
Log
The [log] section lists the log options. Refer to Table 3 in the

Firewall Security

Toolbox User ’s Guide
, GC23-4826 under “Configuring the Endpoint Proxy”
subsection for the [log] keywords and their descriptions available.

Communication Layer

The [communication-layer] lists the options on how the Endpoint Proxy
connects to its Relays or Gateway proxies. Refer to Table 4 in the

Firewall

Security Toolbox User ’s Guide

, GC23-4826 under “Configuring the Endpoint
Proxy” subsection for the [communication-layer] keywords and their descriptions
available.

Children-cm-info

The [children-cm-info] lists further options about connectivity between the
Endpoint Proxy and its children (Relays or Gateway proxies). Refer to Table 5 in
the
Firewall Security Toolbox User ’s Guide
, GC23-4826 under “Configuring the
Endpoint Proxy” subsection for the [children-cm-info] keywords and their
descrip tions availabl e.
Configuring Gateway Proxy
After you install Gateway Proxy, the configuration file gwProxy.cfg is created in
the directory in which the Proxy is installed. This file contains the configuration
input provided during installation. In addition, to provide other options or change
the existing configuration, you can edit gwProxy.cfg with a text editor. You have
to stop and restart the component to m ake your changes effective. The
configuration file contains different sections and each section has a table for
keywords and comments. Note that the section titles are case sensitive. And
enter the values in the following format.
keyword=value
Following are the different sections available: