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is there any policies being enforced on you click start &gt;run &gt;gpedit.msc<br />
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and look in User Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Windows Settings &gt;&nbsp;Internet Explorer Maintenance &gt;Connection &gt;&nbsp;Proxy Settings
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is there any policies being enforced on you click start >run >gpedit.msc

and look in User Configuration > Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance >Connection > Proxy Settings

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Good suggestion Pete, I went in there to hardcode the exception address I wanted. &nbsp;It retains it, but as soon as I logoff and back on. &nbsp;It's gone
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Good suggestion Pete, I went in there to hardcode the exception address I wanted.  It retains it, but as soon as I logoff and back on.  It's gone

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By the way, it's still not resolved (exception entries not retained). &nbsp;But I know it's related to the Novell login script or Novell Workstation Manager which overwrites the entries.<br />
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Thanks Pete
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By the way, it's still not resolved (exception entries not retained).  But I know it's related to the Novell login script or Novell Workstation Manager which overwrites the entries.

Thanks Pete

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Try removing the novell client reboot and change the entry -see if its retained, at least then you will know for sure :)
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Try removing the novell client reboot and change the entry -see if its retained, at least then you will know for sure :)

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Good Idea! &nbsp;Thanks again
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Here's what I'm trying to do: &nbsp;<br />
Launch IE --&gt; Tools --&gt; Internet Options --&gt; Connections --&gt; LAN settings --&gt; Advanced<br />
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I enter an IP address in the &quot;Exceptions&quot; textbox which is NOT retained when I go back to this menu.<br />
What could be stopping the entry I made from being retained???
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Here's what I'm trying to do:  
Launch IE --> Tools --> Internet Options --> Connections --> LAN settings --> Advanced

I enter an IP address in the "Exceptions" textbox which is NOT retained when I go back to this menu.
What could be stopping the entry I made from being retained???

Internet Explorer Proxy Settings Not Retained.

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