Configuring an HTTP Proxy

Fudo Enterprise supports the use of an outbound HTTP proxy to route authentication-related traffic, such as communication with OIDC providers, Microsoft Entra ID, Duo Security, or SMS gateways. It can also be used for integration with timestamping services. This is particularly useful in environments where Fudo Enterprise does not have direct internet access or where all outbound connections must be routed through a controlled proxy server.

You can configure the proxy directly from the Fudo Enterprise web interface.


Note

The HTTP proxy is currently used for the following authentication integrations: OIDC, SMS, and DUO. It can also be used for integration with timestamping services. Support for additional components will be added in a future release.

Prerequisites

  • An accessible HTTP proxy server (e.g., tinyproxy) configured to allow outbound connections.

  • Proxy address (hostname or IP) and port.

  • Ensure the proxy uses the HTTP scheme.

Configuring the Proxy

  1. Select Settings > System.

  2. In the General subtab, locate the Proxy Configuration section.

  3. Select the Enable proxy configuration option.

  4. Enter the proxy address in one of the following formats:

  • host:port

  • http://host:port

Example:

proxy.example.com:3128
http://10.0.0.15:8080

  1. Click Save to apply the configuration.

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Note

The https:// scheme—HTTPS proxies are not supported.

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