We have two proxy servers available at our facility. An internal at 172.x.x.x that connects on port 8080 and requires our domain username and password. A second one at 10.x.x.x that connects at port 8080 and according to my IT group should not need a log in. I have tried both servers with and without a login and also on ports 80 and 8080. In all instances I get this message during the connection test, " HTTPS dialog failed. (Could not connect to proxy server)" Can you provide any more information on what this is telling me besides the obvious?
Hi Chester,
Can you take a look at the doc below and see if these ports are whitelisted on your network?
Thanks
-Tim
Can you do something like this with a VPN or it has to be a proxy?
No, you cannot connect to our VPN through another VPN.
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