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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Amazon Connector
  3. Amazon S3 Connections
  4. Amazon S3 Sources and Targets
  5. Synchronization Tasks with Amazon S3
  6. Mappings and Mapping Tasks with Amazon S3
  7. Appendix A: Data Type Reference
  8. Appendix B: Troubleshooting

Amazon S3 Connector

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Configuring proxy settings on Linux

Configuring proxy settings on Linux

The Secure Agent installer configures the proxy server settings for the Secure Agent based on settings configured in the browser. You can update the proxy server settings defined for the Secure Agent from the command line.
To configure the proxy server settings for the Secure Agent on a Linux machine, use a shell command that updates the
proxy.ini
 file. Contact the network administrator to determine the proxy settings.
  1. Navigate to the following directory:
    <Secure Agent installation directory>/apps/agentcore
  2. Update the
    proxy.ini
     file using the following command:
    consoleAgentManager.bat configureProxy <proxy host> <proxy port>
  3. Restart the Secure Agent.
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