Define exceptions on your web proxy

One of the uses for a web proxy is to filter and block certain websites. However, there are situations where an administrator needs to allow certain websites or URLs through the web proxy without authentication.

Administrators define these exceptions in an exception list, which identifies approved or allowed websites that users can access through the web proxy.

Unity users in your environment need access to several URLs, and an exception list enables them to access those resources in the following scenarios:

• Your environment supports automatic proxy configuration but it doesn’t support basic authentication.
• Your web proxy uses SSL inspection and you can’t use environment variables to set web proxy certificates.

Define your exception list so you can bypass either or both of these situations.

The process of adding exceptions varies depending on your proxy software, but you can typically do it in the web proxy configuration settings or through a web-based management interface. Refer to the help for your web proxy software for details.

The simplest solution is to add entire domains for the following Unity resources in your exception list:

• unity.com
• unity3d.com
• plasticscm.com

If you want to selectively control which subdomains users can access, add items from the following table to your exception list. Note: Unless specified otherwise, the protocol type for these endpoints is TCP, and the port numbers are 80 and 443.

その他の参考資料

• Using Unity through web proxies