I examined our proxy server forced GPO and noted that we still do the old way via 3 registry keys (user) and decided to test the new way for W10/W11 following
http://woshub.com/configure-internet-explorer-10-and-11-settings-using-gpo-in-windows-server-2012/
for users explicitly.
All the settings look good and I item targeted a user in a test OU and I can see that the GPO applied (gpresult /r /user) but none of the settings are there.
I don’t see any errors for the GPO either.
I noted this article, but no solution as they just used the previous registry setting and I want to move away from that.
https://serverfault.com/questions/1061289/windows10-gpo-proxy-setting-applied-without-values
I did make sure that all the values in the new GPO setting are enabled (F6) etc. and they are.
Chrome and Edge do pick up the proxy when I use a registry value as does IE11
Has anyone made this work using the GPO option? MUCHO THANKS for any help. Likely something silly I missed
Some screenshots
Many thanks In advance.
Regards,
Laszlo
Laszlo Denes
Technical Analyst Servers
Information Systems
The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre
650 Church Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 2G5
f: 416-925-3211
Exceptional and compassionate care for all.
We have done this in the past. What you have in the screenshots looks correct and is consistent with what we have, minus the targeting aspect (which should be irrelevant). I do recall having some issues with it being deployed in some instances, and it seems like it had something to do with the run once settings—but it has been a long time and I don’t really remember. I can tell you that we have some additional settings in our policy, although I cannot guarantee that they are specifically related to this or that they will help. Those settings are:
We are actually currently trying to stop things going through the proxy, and I am having a heck of a time with getting all the traffic off. This is mainly an issue with things running as system or using WinHTTP. From my research there is a plethora of places from which this is potentially picked up and I am still trying to figure it all out.
Bill Mayo
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I examined our proxy server forced GPO and noted that we still do the old way via 3 registry keys (user) and decided to test the new way for W10/W11 following
http://woshub.com/configure-internet-explorer-10-and-11-settings-using-gpo-in-windows-server-2012/
for users explicitly.
All the settings look good and I item targeted a user in a test OU and I can see that the GPO applied (gpresult /r /user) but none of the settings are there.
I don’t see any errors for the GPO either.
I noted this article, but no solution as they just used the previous registry setting and I want to move away from that.
https://serverfault.com/questions/1061289/windows10-gpo-proxy-setting-applied-without-values
I did make sure that all the values in the new GPO setting are enabled (F6) etc. and they are.
Chrome and Edge do pick up the proxy when I use a registry value as does IE11
Has anyone made this work using the GPO option? MUCHO THANKS for any help. Likely something silly I missed
Some screenshots
Many thanks In advance.
Regards,
Laszlo
Laszlo Denes
Technical Analyst Servers
Information Systems
The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre
650 Church Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 2G5
f: 416-925-3211
Exceptional and compassionate care for all.
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I did remove the item level and it made no difference, but will drill down to what you suggested. Cheers for that J
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Yeah we disable the first run and change settings through GPO, but the GPO I setup for this was just the proxy item, i.e. separate GPO. Thanks
Laszlo Denes
Technical Analyst Servers
Information Systems
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Subject: [ntsysadmin] RE: Proxy Server (W10 21H2) Windows10 GPO proxy setting applied without values
We have done this in the past. What you have in the screenshots looks correct and is consistent with what we have, minus the targeting aspect (which should be irrelevant). I do recall having some issues with it being deployed in some instances, and it seems like it had something to do with the run once settings—but it has been a long time and I don’t really remember. I can tell you that we have some additional settings in our policy, although I cannot guarantee that they are specifically related to this or that they will help. Those settings are:
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