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Airwave Upgrade site - for a proxy

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  • 1.  Airwave Upgrade site - for a proxy

    Posted Feb 07, 2014 10:10 AM

    All,

     

    I'm trying to figure out the URL that Airwave uses to query for new updates. I'm working with a customer and we're going to have to send Airwave through a proxy and restrict its outbound access to just this site.

     

    Thanks for any help that you can offer!

     

    -Mike



  • 2.  RE: Airwave Upgrade site - for a proxy

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Feb 08, 2014 08:54 AM

    If you look in the amp-upgrade script, there should be some clues in there as well.  I can't remember the exact location of these scripts, but the linux commands find, locate and whereis will help.

     

    Otherwise, try to do a pcap on airwave, then amp-upgrade.  You should be able to tell from the pcap what it is looking for in dns.



  • 3.  RE: Airwave Upgrade site - for a proxy

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Feb 08, 2014 09:16 AM
    @boston1630 wrote:

    All,

     

    I'm trying to figure out the URL that Airwave uses to query for new updates. I'm working with a customer and we're going to have to send Airwave through a proxy and restrict its outbound access to just this site.

     

    Thanks for any help that you can offer!

     

    -Mike

    Instructions on how to upgrade Airwave through a Proxy:  https://arubanetworkskb.secure.force.com/pkb/articles/FAQ/How-do-I-upgrade-the-AMP-if-it-has-to-go-through-a-proxy-to-get-to-the-internet

     

    You should be able to see the site in the Proxy afterwards.



  • 4.  RE: Airwave Upgrade site - for a proxy

    Posted Mar 04, 2014 02:58 PM

    All,

     

    Thanks for the reply a month ago! It took me a hot minute to get back to this. I totally missed this in Colin's link - the site that the proxy was trying to hit was the support site at "support.arubanetworks.com." The "-x" flag on the end works as expected when a proxy allows the support site. 

     

    Thanks!

     

    -Mike