By setting the Packaging Utility internet preferences,
you can use proxy servers to create connections to remote servers
from behind a firewall. After the proxy server is specified, the proxy
server is used for all server communications.
SSL/TLS
In Packaging Utility, go to . Select the Nonsecure
SSL Mode option to accept a certificate when an SSL connection is
made.
Important: Accepted certificates might include invalid
or untrusted certificates. Use nonsecure SSL mode only if you trust
all the servers that Packaging Utility accesses.
When Nonsecure
SSL Mode is selected, the
Session option is
checked by default. When the
Session option
is checked, the Nonsecure SSL Mode is enabled only for this session
of Packaging Utility. The next time Packaging Utility is started,
Nonsecure SSL Mode is not enabled. When the
Permanent option
is selected, Nonsecure SSL Mode remains enabled the next time you
start Packaging Utility.
Credentials
In Packaging Utility, click . Click Clear Credentials to
delete stored credentials from secure sites.
Proxy Settings
In Packaging Utility, go
to .
You might see the message
Invalid Proxy Server Host.
The message opens when the
Proxy Server field
or either
SOCKS Host fields are empty. The
Proxy
Port field or either
SOCKS Port field
must have a value. When you delete the value from the
Proxy
Port field or either
SOCKS Port field,
the message
Port range is [0,65535] opens. Enter
the value 0 when you do not want to specify a port number.