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 PORT

     Usage: SECURITY PROPYCHECK PORT <number> <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 REPORT

     Usage: SECURITY PROPYCHECK PORT <number> <ON|OFF|FORMAT|SERVER|SOURCE|TARGET>

    This setting allows you to share your proxycheck findings with the ConferenceRoom domain master at WebMaster Incorporated. These entries will then be shared with other customers that are also sharing their entries.

    OFF - Stops Reporting.
    ON - Send proxycheck results to the domain master.
    SERVER - Sets the IP address of the mail server proxycheck reports are sent through.
    SOURCE - Sets the email address the proxycheck report is from.
    TARGET - Sets the email address the proxycheck report is to.

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

    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>