Internet Explorer Proxy setting
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user that logs on to the PC, their Proxy setting is automatically set?
user that logs on to the PC, their Proxy setting is automatically set?
Re: Internet Explorer Proxy setting
If you know the proxy address, you can use the group policy editor tospecify a global proxy for all users.
Go to User Configuration > Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance
> Connection. > Proxy Settings.-- Dave
"cpu" <root@locahost.localdomain> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to configure Vista such that, for each new or
> existing user that logs on to the PC, their Proxy setting is automatically
> set?
>
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Re: Internet Explorer Proxy setting
Thanks, Dave.Now I need a way to script the local group policy setting, or run a simple
command.
PS. These computers are not yet a member of any AD Domain.
"Dave Burns" <malcolmdavid11@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> If you know the proxy address, you can use the group policy editor to
> specify a global proxy for all users.
>
> Go to User Configuration > Windows Settings > Internet Explorer
> Maintenance> > Connection. > Proxy Settings.>
> -- Dave
>
>
> "cpu" <root@locahost.localdomain> wrote in message
> news:OSHtMkC9GHA.3352@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...>> Does anyone know how to configure Vista such that, for each new or>
>> existing user that logs on to the PC, their Proxy setting is
>> automatically set?
>>
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Re: Internet Explorer Proxy setting
Well, if they're not domain members, how are you going to script it? Whydon't you just go to each computer and set up the proxy in the group policy
editor, as I suggested? You can do that in much less time than you can
write, test and debug your script . . . You're looking at 15 seconds per
PC.
-- Dave
"cpu" <root@locahost.localdomain> wrote in message
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> Thanks, Dave.
>
> Now I need a way to script the local group policy setting, or run a simple
> command.
>
> PS. These computers are not yet a member of any AD Domain.
>
> "Dave Burns" <malcolmdavid11@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:e7ZAkFE9GHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...>> If you know the proxy address, you can use the group policy editor to>
>> specify a global proxy for all users.
>>
>> Go to User Configuration > Windows Settings > Internet Explorer
>> Maintenance>> > Connection. > Proxy Settings.>>
>> -- Dave
>>
>>
>> "cpu" <root@locahost.localdomain> wrote in message
>> news:OSHtMkC9GHA.3352@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...>>> Does anyone know how to configure Vista such that, for each new or>>
>>> existing user that logs on to the PC, their Proxy setting is
>>> automatically set?
>>>
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