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title: Importing Unknown Domains as Bypass Domains
slug: reference-guide-3-0-0/importing-unknown-domains-as-bypass-domains
description: Learn how to add unknown domains as bypass domains in an HTTP proxy configuration with this step-by-step guide. By following these instructions, users will be able to connect to previously rejected websites and improve their browsing experience.
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createdAt: 2022-07-28T11:45:41.000Z
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Once a browser is setup with an HTTP proxy configuration, and a user tries to visit websites that are not included in the http.bypass.domain parameter in any Element Types, they will be rejected by the HTTP Proxy. To add these domains as bypass domains:

1. Navigate to **Logging **> **HTTP Proxy Logs**.
2. Open the** Unknown Domains** tab
3. Search for unknown domains.
4. Results will be listed in the **HTTP Proxy Unknown Domains** table.
5. Select the domains to be transferred as bypass domains.
6. Click** Add **to **Bypass Domain**.

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- Edit the **Domains** field (adding “\*.” at the beginning of the domain is a good idea, since many bypass domains are specialized for the main domain and respond when a request is sent to the main domain), select the **Element type**, and click the **Add to Bypass Domain **button.

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- Open an SSH connection to the Single Connect Server.
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  Restart the HTTP Proxy by running the command:
  **systemctl restart http\_prox **


Try going to the webpage again, and this time you will be able to connect.