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Hello,<br />
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Recently rolled out a 64bit windows 2003 r2 citrix xen app server. &nbsp;I read an article from Microsoft where the GPO settings for proxies only apply to the 64bit version of IE. &nbsp;Is it possible to copy these setting or script it in some way so that the policies for the 64bit version get copied over to the 32bit version. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Nick
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Hello,

Recently rolled out a 64bit windows 2003 r2 citrix xen app server.  I read an article from Microsoft where the GPO settings for proxies only apply to the 64bit version of IE.  Is it possible to copy these setting or script it in some way so that the policies for the 64bit version get copied over to the 32bit version. 

Thanks,
Nick

Proxy Settings on 64bit windows 2003 server.

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