Configuring the proxy server connection settings

The specified proxy server settings are used for database updates, activating the application, and for the operation of KSN/KPSN and Moebius services.

To configure the proxy server connection settings:

  1. In the application web interface window, select the SettingsExternal servicesProxy server connection section.
  2. Enable or disable the use of proxy server with the Use proxy server toggle switch.
  3. If at the previous step, you have enabled the use of a proxy server, enter the address and port of the proxy server in the Proxy server address fields.

    By default, port 8080 is used.

  4. Select the Bypass proxy server for local and private addresses check box if you do not want to use a proxy server for internal and private email addresses.
  5. In the User name (optional) and Password (optional) fields, enter the user name and password if you want to use authentication for connecting to the proxy server.

    The user name and password are transmitted to the proxy server as unencrypted plain text, which means that third parties can capture this information by analyzing network traffic. An adversary may attempt to use these credentials to gain access to other systems, therefore, to prevent additional damage from user name and password interception, we recommend never reusing these credentials in other systems.

  6. Click Save.

Proxy server connection is configured.

See also

Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway

The Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway interface

Application licensing

Application installation and setup

Getting started with the application

Monitoring of program operation

Using message processing rules

Allowlists and denylists

Managing the cluster

Managing roles and user accounts

Backup

Event log

Message queue

Reports

General protection settings

Configuring date and time

Downloading upgrade packages

Database update for Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway

Exporting and importing settings

Participating in Kaspersky Security Network and using Kaspersky Private Security Network

Integration with an external directory service

KATA protection

Managing the application over SNMP

Email notifications for Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway

Authentication using the single sign-on technology

Connecting to cluster nodes over the SSH protocol

Editing MTA settings

DKIM signature for outgoing messages

Using the TLS protocol in the operation of Kaspersky Secure Mail Gateway

Domains and configuration of email routing

Publishing application events to a SIEM system

Contacting Technical Support

Information about third-party code

Trademark notices

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