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you should be create a rules from AD for java script run every user.
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you should be create a rules from AD for java script run every user.

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No this is actually an issue with the proxy settings. Not running the script itself. We have located the deployment.properties file and trying to figure out how to make this work at this time. 
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No this is actually an issue with the proxy settings. Not running the script itself. We have located the deployment.properties file and trying to figure out how to make this work at this time.

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We have kind of an issue. Our users are logging in to the PCs and are having issues with a web based application that uses Java. We found the fix to set the network settings to &quot;Direct Connect&quot; under the network settings by using javacpl.exe. <br />
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We want this to be automated though. I have looked everywhere on how to have a script that would set this for me but I had no luck. <br />
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Is there anyway to do this?
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We have kind of an issue. Our users are logging in to the PCs and are having issues with a web based application that uses Java. We found the fix to set the network settings to "Direct Connect" under the network settings by using javacpl.exe. 

We want this to be automated though. I have looked everywhere on how to have a script that would set this for me but I had no luck. 

Is there anyway to do this?

Java script to set each user settings to &quot;Direct Connect&quot;

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Java script to set each user settings to &quot;Direct Connect&quot;

Java script to set each user settings to "Direct Connect"