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The solution provided me enough information to find the solution for my scenario myself.
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The solution provided me enough information to find the solution for my scenario myself.

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Hey guys,<br />
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I have to deploy a config change to multiple machines that encorporates a change to the proxy settings in IE8 for a dial up service. It is easy enough to do manually, however, I want to encorporate it into a script that can be executed on the local machine.<br />
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Cheers<br />
G_M
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Hey guys,

I have to deploy a config change to multiple machines that encorporates a change to the proxy settings in IE8 for a dial up service. It is easy enough to do manually, however, I want to encorporate it into a script that can be executed on the local machine.

Cheers
G_M

Configure dial-up connection with proxy information in IE8 via CLI

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