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Proxy Auto Configuration from DHCP
I need to configure proxy setting on domain clients using the DHCP server, our proxy is a blue coat appliance.
I have created the a wpad.dat file and host it on a web server, and maped the dhcp to that url. but clients didnt take the setting. even I have put the dat file locally on one client and configure the client to read proxy setting locally from that file but it didnt work.
I have taken and check the content of the dat file and its seems fine .
can any one help me with a step by step procedure to do it and troubleshoot this issue?
Thanks
I have created the a wpad.dat file and host it on a web server, and maped the dhcp to that url. but clients didnt take the setting. even I have put the dat file locally on one client and configure the client to read proxy setting locally from that file but it didnt work.
I have taken and check the content of the dat file and its seems fine .
can any one help me with a step by step procedure to do it and troubleshoot this issue?
Thanks
ASKER
this things I have done, but users are not able to read the file from the web server
I suggest you use the DNS-method instead of DHCP.
The DNS-based method is easier.
I totally documented it there: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24343652/configure-wpad-on-DHCP.html
hope it helps
The DNS-based method is easier.
I totally documented it there: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24343652/configure-wpad-on-DHCP.html
hope it helps
if your users cant access the wpad file then it will not work.... make sure the http://server/wpad.dat is accessible. first.
check permissions etc..
check permissions etc..
ASKER
what is the procedure to set the MIME setting on the IIS, to make the web server can respond.
ASKER
after the configuration is setted correctly and working, should I see the setting on client machine connection tab in the IE??
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this technet covers the info , i assume you followed that:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc940962.aspx
did you actually check that the client is configured to "automatically detect settings" ?
that small checkbox is causing much troubleshooting in WPAD issues :)
good luck