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In my LAN I set up users' proxy settings in the IE through login script, now for the laptop users, when they go back home they need these settings to be cleared, can anyone let me know what should be the best solution for this scenario?<br />
I am think of put a local login script in the laptop to clear the proxy settings, but when users login to the LAN, which will be the effective login script, in the server or in the laptop?<br />
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Thanks!
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In my LAN I set up users' proxy settings in the IE through login script, now for the laptop users, when they go back home they need these settings to be cleared, can anyone let me know what should be the best solution for this scenario?
I am think of put a local login script in the laptop to clear the proxy settings, but when users login to the LAN, which will be the effective login script, in the server or in the laptop?

Thanks!

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