SECURITY PROXYCHECK DISABLE

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK DISABLE

    This unloads the proxy scanner engine. Scanning will no longer be performed, until you re-enable the scanner using the "ENABLE" option.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck disable

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK ENABLE

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK ENABLE

    This loads the proxy scanner engine. You will have to configure the ports that you want scanned.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck enable

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK LIST

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK LIST

    This command will allow you to list all of the porxycheck settings.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck list

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK OFF

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK OFF

    This unloads the proxy scanner engine. Scanning will no longer be performed, until you re-enable the scanner using the "ENABLE" option.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck off

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK ON

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK ON

    This loads the proxy scanner engine. You will have to configure the ports that you want scanned.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck on

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK PORT

     Usage: SECURITY PROPYCHECK PORT { ADD | DEL | LIST | SCAN }

    The proxy scanner engine can scan multiple ports, and multiple protocols. You can specify ports and protocols using the "PORT" command.

    ADD - Add ports to be scanned with default settings.
    DEL - Delete specific ports.
    LIST - List all of the ports being scanned.
    SCAN - Add ports with specific protocols.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck port <command> <option>

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK REASON

    Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK REASON [<reason>]

    This command will allow you to set the message that users will get when they are disconnected for an open proxy.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck reason Please visit this web page for information about open proxy's: http://yourpolicy.on.proxies

    Most users don't understand what proxy servers are. A page describing them and your policy is usually handy for the users that get removed from your server.

    SECURITY PROXYCHECK SET

     Usage: SECURITY PROXYCHECK SET { ALLOW-INSECURE | CACHE-TIMEOUT | CHECK-TIMEOUT | QUERY-FROM } [option]

    Set miscellaneous options related to open-proxy scanning.

    ALLOW-INSECURE - Allow insecure proxies.
    CACHE-TIMEOUT - The time an IP will remain in the cache.
    CHECK-TIMEOUT - Set a ceiling timeout for the scan to complete.
    JAVAHOLD - Allows java-clients to bypass the check-timeout setting.
    QUERY-FROM - Sets the oubound connection IP address.
    QUERY-TARGET - Sets the return target IP for a proxycheck connection attempt.

    Example:
    /as security proxycheck set <command> <option>