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Using PAC Files

A Proxy Auto Configuration (PAC) file contains commands that tell browsers where to route each page request from a user. The PAC file can specify that requests to local Intranet sites are allowed to connect directly to the local site, but that all other requests are routed to the Web Security Service for the policy to be applied.

Note: If you are using the Desktop Web Proxy, don't enter information in this subtab. Instead, go to the DWP Configuration subtab. See Configuring the Desktop Web Proxy (DWP).

To use a PAC file, you must enter configurations in two places:

  • Each browser's LAN settings (Windows Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox)
  • The Accounts > PAC File tab on the Management Portal

To configure Windows Internet Explorer:

  • In Internet Explorer, select Tools > Internet Options.
  • Select the Connections tab.
  • Click LAN Settings.
  • Select the Use automatic configuration script checkbox in the Local Area Network (LAN) Settings dialog.
  • In the Address box, enter the URL to the proxy file by copying and pasting the complete URL at the top of the Management Portal's Accounts > PAC File subtab.
    This is the unique address for your account.
  • Click OK.
  • Enter this setting in every user's browser.

To configure Mozilla Firefox:

  • In Firefox, select Tools > Options.
  • Select the Advanced tab.
  • Click Settings on the Network tab.
  • Select the Automatic Proxy Configuration URL checkbox in the Connection Settings dialog
  • In the address box, enter the URL to the proxy file by copying and pasting the complete URL at the top of the Management Portal's Accounts > PAC File subtab.
    This is the unique address for your account.
  • Click OK.
  • Enter this setting in every user's browser.

To specify the PAC file in the Management Portal:

  • Select the Accounts tab and click Edit.
  • Select the PAC File subtab.
    The subtab is used to insert the identifier for your PAC file. It includes the URL of the host server and other information that uniquely identifies your account.
  • Enter the content of your PAC file into the subtab's text box.
    The content uses scripting syntax that includes the host IP address or name, and port number of the Web Security Service to which traffic is routed.
  • Click Save.

    • Note: For an example of a PAC file, click Resources > Downloads on your Management Portal. PAC file templates are provided for various proxies. Open the PAC file you want, then copy and paste the content into your own editor.