Switching Proxy On/Off Automatically script every time user switch between networks
Hello,
I found a script to Enable/Disable proxy if the user inside the organization or outside the organization.
The VBS Script
But i need a solution apply the switching automatically instead of running the script every time user switch between networks.
In ex: if the user use the Organization network Enabling the proxy automatically and if he use another network the proxy must be disabled.
Regards,
I found a script to Enable/Disable proxy if the user inside the organization or outside the organization.
The VBS Script
'#==============================================================================
'#==============================================================================
'# SCRIPT.........: Enable Disable IE Proxy.vbs
'# AUTHOR.........: Stuart Barrett
'# VERSION........: 1.0
'# CREATED........: 15/09/10
'# COPYRIGHT......: 2010
'# LICENSE........: Freeware
'# REQUIREMENTS...:
'# DESCRIPTION....: Enables or disables IE proxy on the local system
'#
'# NOTES..........:
'#
'# CUSTOMIZE......:
'#==============================================================================
'# REVISED BY.....:
'# EMAIL..........:
'# REVISION DATE..:
'# REVISION NOTES.:
'#
'#==============================================================================
'#==============================================================================
Const HKEY_CURRENT_USER = &H80000001
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strPC = objShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%COMPUTERNAME%")
On Error Resume Next
Set objReg = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\default:StdRegProv")
strKeyPath = "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings"
strValueName = "ProxyEnable"
objReg.GetDWORDValue HKEY_CURRENT_USER,strKeyPath,strValueName,dwValue
'#==============================================================================
'# If IE Proxy is currently enabled display message and ask user whether it
'# should then be disabled
'#==============================================================================
If dwValue = 1 Then
IEPrompt = MsgBox ("IE Proxy is currently ENABLED on " & strPC & _
". Do you want to DISABLE it?", vbQuestion+vbYesNo, "Disable IE Proxy")
If IEPrompt = vbYes Then
dwValue = 0
objReg.SetDWORDValue HKEY_CURRENT_USER,strKeyPath,strValueName,dwValue
MsgBox "IE Proxy is now DISABLED on " & strPC & _
".",vbInformation, "Disable IE Proxy"
ElseIf IEPrompt = vbNo Then
MsgBox "IE Proxy is still ENABLED on " & strPC & _
".",vbInformation, "Disable IE Proxy"
End If
'#==============================================================================
'# If IE Proxy is currently disabled display message and ask user whether it
'# should then be enabled
'#==============================================================================
ElseIf dwValue = 0 Then
IEPrompt = MsgBox ("IE Proxy is currently DISABLED on " & strPC & _
". Do you want to ENABLE it?", vbQuestion+vbYesNo, "Enable IE Proxy")
If IEPrompt = vbYes Then
dwValue = 1
objReg.SetDWORDValue HKEY_CURRENT_USER,strKeyPath,strValueName,dwValue
MsgBox "IE Proxy is now ENABLED on " & strPC & _
".",vbInformation, "Enable IE Proxy"
ElseIf IEPrompt = vbNo Then
MsgBox "IE Proxy is still DISABLED on " & strPC & _
".",vbInformation, "Enable IE Proxy"
End If
End If
But i need a solution apply the switching automatically instead of running the script every time user switch between networks.
In ex: if the user use the Organization network Enabling the proxy automatically and if he use another network the proxy must be disabled.
Regards,
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Why not use GPO or DHCP, Wpad, DNS and browser proxy auto discovery?
Site based GPO or wpad is more difficult given it requires each branch have unique configuration branch.domain.com otherwise, the two sites will reference the same wpad file to auto configure user proxy settings to the same at either site.
Site based GPO or wpad is more difficult given it requires each branch have unique configuration branch.domain.com otherwise, the two sites will reference the same wpad file to auto configure user proxy settings to the same at either site.
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Hello arnold,
Can you eplain what you main in the prevoiuse post ?? which method is best ? I need to solve the laptops problem that when they connect to the organization use the proxy settings automatically and when they went house or any where let them connct direct to the internet with out proxy
Regards,
Can you eplain what you main in the prevoiuse post ?? which method is best ? I need to solve the laptops problem that when they connect to the organization use the proxy settings automatically and when they went house or any where let them connct direct to the internet with out proxy
Regards,
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Using a PAC file is the easiest method. This allows the script to check your IP address and apply the proxy only if you're on a specific network (for example).
You can customise the PAC file to check for different variables.
You could also try something like NetSwitcher.
You can customise the PAC file to check for different variables.
You could also try something like NetSwitcher.
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but i need it to dtermine if the PC is in the domain "media.tv" to take the proxy if not to connect direct without proxy
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