Proxy Server Settings
Updating CTP Proxy Server Settings
If CTP uses a proxy server for internet access, you can update the CTP proxy server settings on Windows as follows
Stop the CTP Windows service
- If you already have a Services short-cut on the Windows desktop, double-click the short-cut to start Windows Services
- If not, click the Windows start button, start typing “services” and the Services App icon should appear
- Click the Services App icon to start Windows Services
- Locate the CTP service in the list of services, right-click and select Stop from the context menu
Start the CTP Launcher
- If you already have a CTP Launcher short-cut on the Windows desktop, double-click the short-cut to start the CTP Launcher
- If not, locate the CTP service in the list of services again, right-click and select Properties from the context menu
- Use the Path to executable entry to find the installation folder for CTP. It will be in the form
<install folder>\windows\CTP.exe
- Open a Windows Command prompt window
- Click the Windows Start button, start typing “cmd” and the Command Prompt App icon should appear
- Click the Command Prompt App icon to start the Command Prompt
- In the Command Prompt window, enter the following commands
cd <install folder> java -jar Launcher.jar
- Use the Path to executable entry to find the installation folder for CTP. It will be in the form
Navigate to the CTP Launcher Configuration tab
Use the navigation panel on the left to select Configuration -> Server -> ProxyServer
Update the proxy server settings in the right panel as required. You can set an IP address or host name in the proxyIPAddress field
Select File -> Save from the main menu bar to save your changes
Close the CTP Launcher using the Window close button at the top right
If the following prompt appears, select No. If the CTP is stopped, restart it from the Windows services menu (See below)Close the Command Prompt window
Re-Start the CTP Windows service using Windows Services
Locate the CTP service in the list of services, right-click and select Start from the context menu
Troubleshooting
- If the CTP Windows service Stop is disabled, try restarting Windows Services as administrator by right-clicking the icon and selecting Run as administrator