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1 -= Desktop 4.0.0 or newer =
1 +These settings are accessible during the [[Login and Registration process>>doc:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual.Login-and-Registration.WebHome]] or later by opening the app's [[Settings > Advanced options>>doc:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual.Profile-and-Settings.WebHome||anchor="04-advanced"]].
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3 -These settings are accessible during the [[Login and Registration process>>doc:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual.Login-and-Registration.WebHome]].
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5 -
6 -{{id name="4-hostname"/}}
7 -
8 -== Server ==
9 -
10 -If required, please enter the custom backend hostname here. You must not enter the protocol or path but the **hostname only.** It is recommended to add this information in order to speed up the process and prevent registration failures.
11 -
12 -If your organisation is using the Teamwire Cloud Backend, please enter {{code}}backend.teamwire.eu{{/code}}.
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14 -
15 -{{id name="4-proxyurl"/}}
16 -
17 -== Proxy URL ==
18 -
19 -In order to work properly with a proxy server, Teamwire needs your proxy to support the **HTTP CONNECT method,** the **HTTP Upgrade mechanism** and has to allow all **Sec-Websocket-* headers.**
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21 -
22 -Please enter the complete URL incl. protocol (e.g. {{code}}http{{/code}} or {{code}}https{{/code}}) and port. The different types of proxy and their syntaxes are explained down below. For the following example we assume the proxy is running on a host named {{code}}your-proxy.com{{/code}} with port {{code}}9000{{/code}}. If your proxy needs basic HTTPS authentication, the credentials can be included in the URL as shown.
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24 -* **HTTPS Proxy**
25 -{{code language="html"}}https://your-proxy.com:9000{{/code}}
26 -{{code language="html"}}https://username:password@your-proxy.com:9000{{/code}}
27 -
28 -* **PAC Proxy**
29 -{{code language="html"}}pac+http://file-provider.com/proxy.pac{{/code}}
30 -## ##
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33 -
34 -{{id name="desktop-previous"/}}
35 -
36 -= Until Desktop 3.4.2 =
37 -
38 -These settings are accessible during the [[Login and Registration process>>doc:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual.Login-and-Registration.WebHome]] or later by opening the app's [[Settings ~> Advanced options>>doc:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual.Profile-and-Settings.WebHome||anchor="04-advanced"]].
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41 41  {{id name="hostname"/}}
42 42  
43 -== Backend hostname ==
6 += Backend hostname =
44 44  
45 45  If required, please enter the custom backend hostname here. You must not enter the protocol or path but the **hostname only.** It is recommended to add this information in order to speed up the process and prevent registration failures.
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49 49  
50 50  {{id name="proxy"/}}
51 51  
52 -== Proxy server ==
15 += Proxy server =
53 53  
54 54  In order to work properly with a proxy server, Teamwire needs your proxy to support the **HTTP CONNECT method,** the **HTTP Upgrade mechanism** and has to allow all **Sec-Websocket-* headers.**
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56 56  
57 57  {{id name="proxyurl"/}}
58 58  
59 -=== Apply proxy URL ===
22 +== Apply proxy URL ==
60 60  
61 61  Please enter the complete URL incl. protocol (e.g. {{code}}http{{/code}} or {{code}}https{{/code}}) and port. The different types of proxy and their syntaxes are explained down below. For the following example we assume the proxy is running on a host named {{code}}your-proxy.com{{/code}} with port {{code}}9000{{/code}}. If your proxy needs basic HTTPS or SOCKS-5 authentication, the credentials can be included in the URL as shown.
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77 77  
78 78  {{id name="systemproxy"/}}
79 79  
80 -=== Use system proxy ===
43 +== Use system proxy ==
81 81  
82 82  If the proxy data are already provided to the (Windows) system, you can select **Use system proxy** to apply the operating system's internet settings.
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84 84  
85 85  {{id name="certificate"/}}
86 86  
87 -== Server certificate ==
50 += Server certificate =
88 88  
89 89  If the backend server uses a self-signed certificate or if it is signed by a Certificate Authority (CA), that is not well known, you will have to provide the certificate chain.
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92 92  {{id name="customcertificatefile"/}}
93 93  
94 -=== Choose custom certificate file ===
57 +== Choose custom certificate file ==
95 95  
96 96  Click the button and select the file containing the server's certificate chain (format: ##PEM##) via the file explorer.
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