The ICAP server may require the host address of the request to determine which policies to use. By default, the host address is "www.example.com" and can be overridden if needed.

The ICAP server may require the IP address of the client making the HTTP request. If needed, specify the IPv4 or IPv6 address which will be passed to the ICAP server using the X-Client-IP header.

The ICAP server may require the IP address of the HTTP destination host. If needed, specify the IPv4 or IPv6 address which will be passed to the ICAP server using the X-Server-IP header.

The ICAP server may require the subscriber ID of the user who issued the HTTP request. If needed, specify a value that will be passed to the ICAP server using the X-Subscriber-ID header.

The ICAP server may require the user who issued the HTTP request. For example, specify a value of "Local://John.Doe" or "LDAP://192.168.12.100/o=mycompany, ou=engineering, cn=John.Doe" depending on how the authentication is configured. The value will become base-64 encoded by

Managed File Transfer

and passed to the ICAP server using the X-Authenticated-User header.

The ICAP servers may require the groups that the user belongs to that issued the HTTP request. For example, specify a value of "Local://Sales" or "LDAP://192.168.12.100/o=mycompany, ou=engineering" depending on how the authentication is configured. The value will become base-64 encoded by

Managed File Transfer

and passed to the ICAP server using the X-Authenticated-Groups header.