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Hi All,
I have created a GPO for proxy setting giving it the location to pull up a .PAC file as a proxy but it is not getting applied. I want it to be applied to a group of user which is already created and linked to another sub OU and different proxy is applied on that sub ou. I have created a new OU and linked that ou to the new GPO and edited the .PAC file location but it is not getting applied. When running the GPRESULT /R it is showing that the GPO is applied but when I am checking the proxy setting, it is not reflected there.
Please Suggest!
I have created a GPO for proxy setting giving it the location to pull up a .PAC file as a proxy but it is not getting applied. I want it to be applied to a group of user which is already created and linked to another sub OU and different proxy is applied on that sub ou. I have created a new OU and linked that ou to the new GPO and edited the .PAC file location but it is not getting applied. When running the GPRESULT /R it is showing that the GPO is applied but when I am checking the proxy setting, it is not reflected there.
Please Suggest!
ASKER
I have checked the permission. It has read permission.
I am attaching some of the images to make it more clear. Here PAC Proxy Test is my new OU which is linked with the new GPO proxy setting (Pac Proxy Test).
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Group Policy-applied-gpo-test1-. png Group Policy-gpo-settings.png Group Policy-ou-structure.png Group Policy-proxy-setting.png
Applied-GPO-test1-.PNG
GPO-Settings.PNG
OU-Structure.PNG
Proxy-Setting.PNG
I am attaching some of the images to make it more clear. Here PAC Proxy Test is my new OU which is linked with the new GPO proxy setting (Pac Proxy Test).
Attached Thumbnails
Group Policy-applied-gpo-test1-.
Applied-GPO-test1-.PNG
GPO-Settings.PNG
OU-Structure.PNG
Proxy-Setting.PNG
Sorry if this is really obvious but does your PAC Proxy Test OU contain user objects or computers?
For the site hostings the pac file did you configure the mime type?
http://marckean.wordpress.com/2010/02/09/setting-up-proxy-pac-files-in-iis7-for-proxy-use/
Also what version of ie are your clients using?
http://marckean.wordpress.com/2010/02/09/setting-up-proxy-pac-files-in-iis7-for-proxy-use/
Also what version of ie are your clients using?
ASKER
Hi
Thank You for your response.
I don't want all my user to get this proxy setting , but only some who belongs to the group dedicated to this proxy setting.
Thank You for your response.
I don't want all my user to get this proxy setting , but only some who belongs to the group dedicated to this proxy setting.
I understand but did you setup the site hosting the PAC file correctly? Also what very of IE are your clients running
ASKER
Yes PAC file is correctly hosted. We are using IE v11 on our clients.
Is the synatax of your PAC file correct?
ASKER
I checked with the syntax of the .PAC file, it is correct.
Try to uncheck the "automatic detect settings..."
ASKER
I tried with that too. but when I do so my internet connection gets lost and still proxy setting is not reflected in the setting.
What OS are your clients?
ASKER
Mix environment 2003/2008/R2.
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Thank You All!
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