From OneFS, you can also list network proxies, view network proxy properties, modify proxy settings, and delete proxies. Except forconnecting the network proxy to a cloud storage account, you must use the CLI to run all other proxy server commands.Create a network proxy (CLI)You can create a network proxy to redirect CloudPools traffic to and from a public cloud provider. CloudPools supports proxy serversrunning the SOCKS v4, SOCKS v5, and HTTP protocols.PrerequisitesThe proxy server should be online and ready to accept a connection from the PowerScale cluster.StepsRun theisi cloud proxies createcommand.The following command creates the proxy objectmyproxy1, and links it to a specific proxy server URL, proxy type, and port:isi cloud proxies create myproxy1 10.99.58.250 socks_5 1080ResultsWhen you later create or modify a cloud storage account, themyproxy1network proxy is available. When you select the proxy, and savethe changes, CloudPools verifies the proxy server connection.View a list of network proxies (CLI)You can view a list of existing network proxies in CloudPools.PrerequisitesYou or someone in your organization must first have created network proxies using theisi cloud proxies createcommand.StepsRun theisi cloud proxies listcommand.The command displays a list of proxy names, hosts, and types.View network proxy properties (CLI)You can view the properties of a network proxy.PrerequisitesYou or someone in your organization must have created a network proxy using theisi cloud proxies createcommand.StepsRun theisi cloud proxies viewcommand.The following command displays the properties of a proxy namedmyproxy1:isi cloud proxies view myproxy1Properties shown include ID, name, host, type, and port.CloudPools overview and setup11