These credentials are the site system proxy server account. If the computer account can't authenticate, the site system server can store user credentials to connect to the proxy server.
When you configure new proxy server settings for a site system server that already has a proxy server configuration, the original configuration is overwritten.īy default, connections to the proxy use the System account of the computer that hosts the site system role. If you need separate proxy servers for different roles or instances of a role, place those roles on separate site system servers. All site system roles on that computer share this same proxy configuration. If your environment requires internet traffic to use a proxy server, configure these systems to use the proxy.Ī computer that hosts a site system server supports a single proxy server configuration. Some Configuration Manager components require connections to the internet. When Zscaler Client Connector receives traffic, the App Profile is used to direct that traffic to the Zscaler cloud.īut in day-to-day business, sometimes you just don’t have enough time to think of the obvious.Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch) The Forwarding Profile PAC file is used to direct system, browser, and application traffic to Zscaler Client Connector. If you think about it a bit, it’s perfectly clear and it is also described “somehow” in Zscaler help: My thinking error was simply: “Hey, all traffic goes into the tunnel anyway (because of tunnel 2.0) and the app should be able to handle that”. I got gray hair because the user “forgot” to mention that he uses Firefox and I did not understand why the traffic was not redirected for this particular user. You have to either configure firefox proxy settings to use “system proxy” or you need to set the switch mentioned in 2) to “on”. In this case the fwd pac file will never be pulled and evaluated by Firefox.
Just one thing we ran into and it took me a little bit to find the root cause and I just was not aware of that.
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