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You can choose a Reverse Proxy HTTP Listener that you defined when creating the proxy (see Creating Proxies) from the drop-down menu or use the default listener.

You can also add Reverse Proxy HTTP Listeners from this dialog:

1. Click New and specify a name for the listener.
2. Click Add Port and enter a port number. You can enable the message proxy to automatically assign a port by specifying 0 as the port number. When the proxy is enabled, the assigned port number will appear in the console. The port is randomly assigned every time the message proxy is changed/enabled. You can also send a GET request to the messageProxies API endpoint to return the automatically-assigned port number. See Creating and Modifying Assets through the REST API for additional information.  
3. If the client sends traffic over SSL, enable the Secure option and enable your verification options. See SSL Settings for Reverse Proxy Listener Ports for details.
4. Click OK to exit the port editor.
5. Click Add to add additional ports to the proxy or OK again to finish adding the proxy.

Enter the path where the proxy should listen for incoming connections. To listen to all paths, select "[All Paths]" from the drop-down menu.

No two message proxies can have HTTP proxy connections with the same proxy path or with a path that matches an existing virtual asset’s HTTP path.

See Service Forward Path and Proxy Listen Path for more details.