Set proxy for Linux On-Premise Poller during installation
There are 3 ways through which you can configure a proxy in an On-Premise Poller for a Linux server.
- During installation using the Installation Wizard
- Using the console
- During the silent installation of the On-Premise Poller Linux agent
1. During installation using the wizard, check the option Use a Proxy Server and enter the proxy server hostname, port, username, and password.
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