If using a proxy, you will need to configure Redgate Monitor to use your proxy settings.
- Go to the machine running the base monitor service.
- Open file %PROGRAMDATA%\Red Gate\Redgate Monitor\RedGate.Monitor.BaseMonitor.exe.settings.config and insert either of the following immediately below
<networkSettings>
, substituting the settings as appropriate.
<!-- Settings with bypass list -->
<defaultProxy address="http://192.168.1.10:8888" useDefaultCredentials="true" bypassLocal="true">
<bypassList>
<add address="http://example.com" />
<add address="http://example2000.com" />
</bypassList>
</defaultProxy>
<!-- Settings with no bypass list -->
<defaultProxy address="http://localhost:6000" useDefaultCredentials="true" bypassLocal="true" />
- If not present, the following should also be added to the
<configSections>
section.
<section name="defaultProxy" type="RedGate.SqlMonitor.Common.Networking.Configuration.DefaultProxySettingsSection, RedGate.SqlMonitor.Common.Networking" />
- Save this file and restart the base monitor service.
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