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Proxy Configuration

Complete server-side proxy setup in 3 steps: Deploy proxy program → Configure proxy address → Verify connection status to ensure cross-origin requests are successfully sent.

I. Prerequisites

Install Proxy Program

  • Deploy the request proxy following the Install AngusProxy guide
  • ⚠️ Ports 6806 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) must be opened

II. Proxy Configuration

Server-side proxy is suitable for intranet testing scenarios, while Cloud proxy only supports public network services.

  1. Open AngusTesterSettings → 「Proxy」
  2. Enable Proxy:
    ☑️ Check the Enable toggle for server-side request proxy configuration
  3. Connection Settings:
    Address format: ws://[Server IP]:6806/angusProxy (or wss://[Domain]:443/angusProxy)
    💡 Example: ws://192.168.1.100:6806/angusProxy
  4. Auto Verification:
    Automatically checks when the input field loses focus; a ✅ indicates success

Note

  • This method requires installing the proxy program on a server host shared across the network.
  • Using server-side proxy eliminates the need for users to install proxy programs on their local machines. Once configured, requests will be sent via the server-side proxy.

2. Cloud Proxy Configuration

  1. Open AngusTesterSettings → 「Proxy」
  2. Enable Proxy:
    ☑️ Check the Enable toggle for server-side request proxy configuration
  3. Paste the default cloud proxy address:
    text
    wss://bj-c1-prod-angusproxy.xcan.cloud/angusProxy

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Important Reminder

⚠️ Cloud proxy cannot access intranet services

III. Verification

  1. Interface Verification:
    Successful connection displays status indicators:

    • ✅ Green badge: Proxy is available
    • ❌ Red cross: Disconnected or failed to connect
  2. Check Logs:

    • Browser Console: Inspect connection failure reasons (e.g., network issues)
    • Proxy Service Logs: Check error logs in AngusProxy/logs/proxy.log via the console

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