How to Configure Proxy Setting for Cloud Hypervisor on CVAD DDC

How to Configure Proxy Setting for Cloud Hypervisor on CVAD DDC

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Description

When configuring a host connection on CVAD DDC to a public cloud provider, admin needs to establish an outbound connection to the Internet first due to security rules per company needs. This article will describe how to configure proxy setting for Cloud hypervisors on CVAD DDC before creating a host connection.

Instructions

AWS

Create a new config file AWSPlugin.dll.config with below content at C:\Program Files\Common Files\Citrix\HCLPlugins\Hypervisor\v2.68.0.0\AWS.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
<system.net> 
  <defaultProxy enabled="true" useDefaultCredentials="true"> 
    <proxy proxyaddress="https://<proxy-proxy>:<proxy-port>" 
           usesystemdefault="false" 
           bypassonlocal="true" /> 
  </defaultProxy>
</system.net>
</configuration>

Replace <proxy-server> and <proxy-port> to match the proxy server to be used. After CitrixHostService/CitrixMachineCreationService/CitrixBrokerService are restarted, host connection can be created via studio or PowerShell as usual.
 

Microsoft Azure

The same section <system.net></system.net> for AWS is applicable to Microsoft Azure in file C:\Program Files\Common Files\Citrix\HCLPlugins\CitrixMachineCreation\v1.0.0.0\AzureRmPlugin\Citrix.AzureRmPlugin.dll.config. Replace <proxy-server> and <proxy-port> to match the proxy server to be used. After CitrixHostService/CitrixMachineCreationService/CitrixBrokerService are restarted, host connection can be created via studio or PowerShell as usual.
 

GCP

The same section <system.net></system.net> for AWS is applicable to GCP in file C:\Program Files\Common Files\Citrix\HCLPlugins\CitrixMachineCreation\v1.0.0.0\Gcp\ Citrix.Provisioning.Gcp.Plugin.dll.config. Replace <proxy-server> and <proxy-port> to match the proxy server to be used. After CitrixHostService/CitrixMachineCreationService/CitrixBrokerService are restarted, host connection can be created via studio or PowerShell as usual.
 

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