Settings and Options 

o 

Enter or edit the user name for the selected proxy server. 

Password 

o 

Enter or edit the password for the selected proxy server. 

Proxy type 

o 

Select either FTP or HTTP to match the protocol the selected proxy server 

supports. 

Advanced is for selection of advanced authentication methods. Choose: 

o 

USER user @site if your proxy server requires the USER command followed by 

your user name and the site name to allow connection with a remote site. You can 

change the @ symbol if a different separator is required by your proxy server. 

o 

SITE site if your proxy server requires the SITE command followed by the address 

of the remote FTP site to allow a connection.  

o 

USER with logon if your proxy server requires the USER command followed by a 

user name and password to allow connection with a remote site. 

o 

USER/PASS/ACCT if your proxy server requires all three commands before 

allowing a connection to a remote site. 

o 

OPEN site if your proxy server requires the OPEN command followed by the site 

name before allowing connection to the site. 

o 

Custom if your proxy server requires a login sequence different from those above. 

To create a custom authentication method for a proxy server 

1.  Enter a command. 

2.  Follow the command with a space and the appropriate variable. Choose from:. 

%host%   sends the host name you typed in the Proxy server options 

window. 

%user%   sends the user name you typed in the Proxy server options 

window. 

%pass%   sends the password you typed in the Proxy server options window. 

%port%   sends the port number you typed in the Proxy server options 

window. 

%fire_pass%   sends the password you typed in the Proxy server options 

window as authentication for the firewall. 

%fire_user%   sends the user name you typed in the Proxy server options 

window as authentication for the firewall. 

3.  Enter each variable with percent signs before and after. 

4. Press 

Enter to separate commands.  

5.  Enter any other commands and variables, separating commands with a line break. 

6. Select 

OK. 

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