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Oracle Solaris Networking (MOSC)

Can I use IPF and/or IPNAT to force all outgoing HTTP traffic to a proxy server?

Dec 1, 2015 4:29PM edited Dec 1, 2015 4:29PM in Oracle Solaris Networking (MOSC) Question

I have a JAVA application that does not acknowledge the "-D http_proxy=true -Dhttp_proxyHost=x.x.x.x -Dhttp_proxyPort=xxxx" flags nor does it honor the env variables https_proxy"x.x.x.x" http_proxy="x.x.x.x".

I can use wget and curl with out an issue but this application refuses to use it.

I have confirmed that it is using the proxy to start by snooping the traffic and looking on the proxy servers logs but after the initial startup it goes back to going direct and hit the DMZ FW.

To confirm I did a ps -ef | grep -i java and only saw the one process I started.

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