Configure custom proxy policies for more granular control over how endpoints connect to Trend Vision One.
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ImportantRuntime Proxy Settings only supports sensor-only, Standard Endpoint Protection, and
Server
& Workload Protection agents deployed using the agent installer downloaded from Endpoint
Inventory.
You must update the agent to use this feature. Runtime Proxy Settings supports the
following
versions:
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The Runtime Proxy Settings tab allows you to view and configure custom proxy policies
for your
managed agents. Click the Add Policy button to create a new policy, or
click a policy name to edit an existing policy. For more information, see Configuring Runtime Proxy policies
Runtime Proxy Settings allows you to create and manage your proxy settings with greater
control
and specificity. An individual policy can be applied across multiple groups, as well
as having
different policies apply to sub-groups within a parent group.
The following table describes the information presented on the Runtime Proxy Settings
list.
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Column
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Description
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Policy name
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Your proxy policies listed in order of creation
The policy list displays the newest policy first. Click a name to edit the policy.
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Endpoint group
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Lists the security deployments, Protection Managers, and endpoint groups the policy
applies to
Endpoint groups can only be the target of one policy at a time, but sub-groups can
be a
target of a different policy than the parent group they belong to.
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Priority
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Lists the priority rules set in each policy
A policy can have up to five priority rules, including the default priority. Default
is
always the lowest priority within a policy.
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Criteria
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Lists the criteria of each priority within a policy
Hover over the number next to the criteria to see a list of the criteria values. For
example, if the criteria is "endpoint name" hovering over the number shows a list
of the
specified values the policy uses to match endpoints to apply that priority.
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Proxy settings
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Lists the proxy settings in order of priority
Proxy policies always follows the priority of:
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