HTTP and HTTPS can connect to public servers using a proxy. The proxy is in URL format and the URL must be resolved using the provisioning file DNS.
The proxy can include a username and password. Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) is not supported.
Proxy information formatting is as follows:
http://user@hostname:file-path
https://user@hostname:file-path
proxy http://ip-or-url user@hostname:port
The HTTP (or HTTPS) proxy support information is included in file commands as proxy-url parameter and in the ZTP provisioning file. The following output is an example of HTTP proxy information in the provisioning file:
image "cf3:/both.tim" {
primary-url "http://200.150.40.140:81/both.tim"
secondary-url "http://200.150.40.140:81/both.tim"
tertiary-url "http://200.150.40.140:81/both.tim"
primary-proxy http://132.2.3.1:8080
secondary-proxy http://133.3.4.1:8080
}