What is one of the TSM commands for configuring a reverse proxy in Tableau Server?

The command used for configuring a reverse proxy in Tableau Server is one that directly relates to setting the gateway's public host, which is essential for defining how Tableau Server interacts with external requests. The correct command allows you to specify the public-facing URL or host through which users will access Tableau Server.

Setting the gateway's public host is a fundamental step in configuring Tableau Server for environments that require a reverse proxy. This is because the reverse proxy sits in front of the Tableau Server and handles incoming requests, forwarding them to the appropriate internal resources. The gateway public host setting indicates to Tableau Server how it is supposed to appear externally, which is crucial for users both accessing and interacting with the server externally.

In contrast, other options may seem plausible but do not specifically configure the reverse proxy in the manner required. The command about configuration may refer to other network or proxy settings but doesn't specifically set the external appearance of the gateway, which is the core focus when dealing with reverse proxy configurations.