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Chapter 7. Setting up Push Proxy Gateway
This chapter explains how to set up a push proxy gateway (PPG). An example configuration file are
given. A working push proxy gateway is described.
Configuring ppg core group, for push initiator (PI)
interface
PPG configuration group defines gateway’s service interface. Configuring a PPG working with a trusted
PI is easiest. Actually, you need no configuration at all: in this case a PPG with default values will be set
up. Do not rely on this, default values may change. For PPG core configuration variables, see table 7.1.
An example of a core configuration for PPG working only with specific addresses follows. Note that
ppg-deny-ip-list is not actually necessary, but does make configuring simpler: IPs here are always denied,
even when they are mentioned in the allowed IPs list.
Ppg-url is a simple stamp, used for routing requests to the right service. You can change this stamp by
setting
push-url configuration variable.
group = ppg
ppg-url = /wappush
ppg-port = 8080
concurrent-pushes = 100
users = 1024
ppg-allow-ip = 194.100.32.125;127.0.0.1
ppg-deny-ip = 194.100.32.89;194.100.32.103
trusted-pi = false
Table 7-1. PPG core group configuration variables
Variable Value Description
group ppg
Mandatory value. Tells that we
are configuring the PPG group.
ppg-port number
The port PPG is listening at.
Default 8080.
ppg-ssl-port (o) number
Mandatory value for PPG
HTTPS support. The port at
which PPG listens for HTTPS
requests. There are no defaults;
you must set the value separately.
ssl-server-cert-file string
Mandatory value for PPG
HTTPS support. The file
containing server’s ssl certificate.
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