Custom Cloud Parameter? #106
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Not exactly, because PSFalcon doesn't use the standard Instead, I recommend setting the proxy manually or adding it as part of your PowerShell profile: |
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My apologies if I wasn't more clear. There is a difference between a web proxy and an API proxy. While yes I am behind a web proxy that is already accounted for and configured. An API proxy acts more like a broker for the key and secret and provisions the session token. This isn't something that can be configured in the Powershell Profile, hence the question. To know more how this works please see here - https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/fundamentals/understanding-apis-and-api-proxies If you are still unsure, I am going to be testing and if it proves to work, I will make a pull request. |
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Thank you for the clarification, I was unaware of this option. It sounds like it would be as simple as changing the destination hostname, so I don't see why it wouldn't work to have a custom cloud value. Since the |
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Worked through a number of files but was ultimately unable to get this working the way we really need it to.
Even after all of this PSfalcon was having a hard time with understanding the token granted by the proxy. I am definitely not as gifted to run through all of this, so if you don't mind - lets go ahead and close this unless there is demand elsewhere. Thanks @bk-cs !! |
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Before chasing my tail I wanted to throw out this question. We leverage an API proxy. My understanding with how the API proxy works is that is just injects itself as the parent domain and keeps all the URL paths from the original API call.
Could I add a new line(s) under the
$PSBoundParameters.Cloud
variable switch in theoath2.ps1
script to account for that proxy?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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