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HOME GUIDES SECURITY FEATURES PROXY SERVER

Proxy Server

Proxy Server is a new feature introduced on webOS Signage 3.0. This feature enables you to:

Hide your network information to prevent unwanted connections from the external networks
(works as a Firewall).

Reduce network traffic or API requests to external networks or services. (works as Cache
server)

COOKIE SETTINGS
You can enable the proxy server and add proxy server information by using the server setting menu
or using SCAP/IDCAP API.

Using server settings menu:


Enables the proxy server with the Server setting menu.

Using IDCAP API:


For more detailed information, see idcap://network/proxy/set method and
idcap://network/proxy/get method.

Using SCAP API:


For more detailed information, see setProxyInfo() method and getProxyInfo() method.

NOTE

Proxy server settings are applied to Play via URL as well as SI server settings on webOS 4.0 or
higher, but proxy server settings of webOS 3.0 and 3.2(3.0+) are applied to SI server settings
only.

NOTE

`setProxyInfo()` method and `getProxyInfo()` method are available from SCAP v1.4.

COOKIE SETTINGS
Using server settings menu (webOS Signage v3.2(3.0+) and
later)

Enabling the proxy server

To enable the proxy server with the Server setting menu:

1. Press the SETTINGS button on your remote controller, or click the button on the Smart

Home screen.

2. On the Ez Setting menu, select the SI Server Setting option.

3. Click SETTINGS button on the Proxy option.

4. Set the Proxy settings as follows:

1. Server Enable: Set the toggle button to ON.

2. IP Address*: Enter the IP address or URL of the proxy server.

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3. Port Number: Enter the port number opened by the proxy server.

4. User Name: (Optional) Enter the username.

5. Password: (Optional) Enter the password.

6. Exceptions**: (Optional) Set the address of exceptions. For more information, see Adding
domains to the proxy bypass list.

* This feature is supported from webOS Signage 4.0 with firmware version 04.02.05 or later. In earlier versions of firmware, only

entering an IP address is allowed.

** This feature is supported from webOS Signage 4.0 with firmware version 04.02.05 or later.

Adding domains to the proxy bypass list

For a complex network environment such as banks or corporate intranets, you might have to set up
an exception for some internal domains. To allow your partners to receive data directly from the
original server, add domains to the proxy bypass list.

You can register IP addresses or any level of domains as below; however, the string length of each
domain cannot be longer than 64 characters. Note that a wildcard (*) can be used to represent
addresses or domain names with similar patterns.
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Top level domain example: *.com, *.kr, *.us, *.eu

Second level domain example: *.lge.com

Third level domain example: *.developer.lge.com

IP address example: 192.168.10.*

1. On the Proxy menu, select Exceptions.

2. Click SETTINGS button.

3. On the Exceptions Address menu, type the domain that bypasses the proxy into ADD Site.

4. Click ADD button.

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NOTE

You can also add domains to the proxy bypass list in a convenient way using the Auto-Setting
feature. For more information about the setting, see the proxy object in Auto-Setting.

Using server settings menu (webOS Signage v3.0 and earlier)

To enable proxy server with the Server setting menu:

1. On the remote controller, press and hold the button until a toast appears in the upper

right corner to notify that your input has been received.

2. Input 8080, and press the OK button. The Server settings will be displayed on the screen.

3. Select the Proxy menu.

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4. Set the Proxy settings as follows:

1. On/Off: Set the toggle button to ON.

2. IP Address: Enter the IP address of the proxy server.

3. Port Number: Enter the port number opened by the proxy server.

4. Username: (Optional) Enter the username.

5. Password: (Optional) Enter the password.

COOKIE SETTINGS
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