Monitor your Proxy Service
- The Proxy Monitor privileges
This privilege allows a group of administrators to view the status of the proxy service and Internet exchanges.
Real-time events
- Display rule name in realtime events:
In old Artica versions, rule name is not displayed in relatime access events.
Now you can see your ACLs rules in the real-time events.
- How to find an IP address and/or an user or a domain in realtime monitor ?
The Real-time Requests allows you to display requests by query directly proxy the legal log.
- Define your search with a start and end date
Here's how to search for access events for a particular time slot
- Monitor your bandwidth rules
We you create bandwidth rules inside your proxy, you can see in real-time events which request matches your rules
- Resolve clients hostnames
Force Artica to resolve clients hostnames or fully qualified domain names (FQDN) in events and statistics.
- Capture the local IP address used for outgoing connections.
Useful in environments with multiple network interfaces (multi-homed servers)
- Whitelist from the URL-filtering with the realtime events
If you observe legitimate websites being blocked by the web filtering engine, you can quickly instruct the proxy to stop querying the web filtering service for a selected site.
Watchdog
- Monitor proxy behavior with an external URL
This feature allows you to act on the proxy service depending on the response status of a given URL - Network proxy analysis by URL
This option allows Artica to connect to a URL from this server without connecting to the Proxy service. - Monitor the proxy service memory usage (graphs)
It important to follow the proxy service memory usage in order to tune your hardware performance - Monitor the proxy memory usage and automatic restart
Depending on the activity of your proxy and the amount of memory you have allocated to your server, it is possible that the proxy service consumes a significant portion of the available memory.