Pushing Proxy Settings via GPO
Attempting to push proxy settings via gpo.
Background: We are running a current domain functional level of 2008 R2 and a forest functional level of 2003.
I am trying to push out our proxy settings via GPO as we had done in the past. I have been making the changes from our primary domain controller and applying to a test machine with just this user defined in the GPO.
1. I attempted to add the proxy to the local computer then pull the registry settings in from HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Wi
2. I attempted to add the setting through GPO from GPM, User Configuration, Control Panel Settings, Internet Settings, New > IE10, Connections Tab, enter settings and press F6 to apply. Still no effect.
Client machines are Win 7 with IE11. Soon to be replaced with Win 10 computers.
Background: We are running a current domain functional level of 2008 R2 and a forest functional level of 2003.
I am trying to push out our proxy settings via GPO as we had done in the past. I have been making the changes from our primary domain controller and applying to a test machine with just this user defined in the GPO.
1. I attempted to add the proxy to the local computer then pull the registry settings in from HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Wi
2. I attempted to add the setting through GPO from GPM, User Configuration, Control Panel Settings, Internet Settings, New > IE10, Connections Tab, enter settings and press F6 to apply. Still no effect.
Client machines are Win 7 with IE11. Soon to be replaced with Win 10 computers.
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u need only one machine having windows 8.1 / 10 or 2012 server from where you can push GPO
what problem you are facing?
how you applying GPO?
what problem you are facing?
how you applying GPO?
did you editid a previous or default GPO? try making new one just for the proxy.
try following the steps mentioned here rather than the registry, http://thesolving.com/server-room/how-to-force-proxy-settings-via-group-policy-on-windows-server-2012/
after editing the connections tab, press F5 – Enable all settings on the current tab
try following the steps mentioned here rather than the registry, http://thesolving.com/server-room/how-to-force-proxy-settings-via-group-policy-on-windows-server-2012/
after editing the connections tab, press F5 – Enable all settings on the current tab
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Sam Simon Nasser, I did exactly what you sugested. I even tried removing authenticated users and a filtering by just my test user and still am unable to get the Proxy settings to apply. I also tried running a gpresult and dont see it in there anywhere. So I am assuming I did the proxy correct on the GPO side its just not applying on the end user side.
we can check this issue on live session as this needs to be troubleshooted
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Thank you!
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