Configure global proxy settings in Cortex XSOAR by adding a server configuration.
Proxy settings can be configured globally in Cortex XSOAR by adding them as server configurations.
Note
Generally, when you need a proxy for Cortex XSOAR, you also need a proxy for Docker or Podman. When using a BlueCoat proxy, ensure you encode the values correctly.
Configure a Proxy for Docker
Configure a proxy for Docker using a server configuration.
For information about how to configure Docker to use a proxy, see the Docker documentation.
Select
→ → → .Add one of the following keys and values.
Key
Value
Description
http_proxy
http://user:password@prox-server:port#
For example,
http://user:password@prox-server:3128
Environment uses http proxy. Special characters must be escaped.
https_proxy
https://user:password@prox-server:port#
For example, https://user:password@prox-server:3128
Environment uses https proxy. Special characters must be escaped.
host.proxy
true
Multi-tenant host proxy: Host uses proxy to connect to the main account.
accounts.http.proxy
false
Multi-tenant accounts http proxy: Prevents communication from main account to tenants from going through proxy.
accounts.http.websocket.proxy
false
Multi-tenant accounts http websocket proxy: Prevents main account from using proxy for websockets forwarding to tenants.
Click
.In the CLI, run
/reset_containers
for the new proxy settings to take effect.
Configure a Proxy for Podman
Configure a proxy for Podman using a server configuration.
Select
→ → → .Add one of the following keys and values.
Key
Value
Description
http_proxy
http://user:password@prox-server:port#
For example,
http://user:password@prox-server:3128
Environment uses http proxy. Special characters must be escaped.
https_proxy
https://user:password@prox-server:port#
For example, https://user:password@prox-server:3128
Environment uses https proxy. Special characters must be escaped.
Click
.In the CLI, run
/reset_containers
for the new proxy settings to take effect.