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wingfldk

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  1. We have implemented a machine based group policy for our domain. We use this because we have different locations that have different proxy settings (same domain). The policy went into effect and was successful on 90% of our client pc's. The other 10% we are having to do a gpupdate /force and it usually has to be a local administrator of the machine to do it. There is no rhyme or reason to it. The computer policy is under Computer configuration / preferences / Windows Settings / Registry. There are three keys ProxyEnable, ProxyOverride and ProxyServer. As I said it worked fine on 90% of the machines. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
  2. We do have it set in group policy with HQ's getting one policy and our offsite locations getting another policy. Is there a way to set it that it will look at both and assign the correct proxy to the correct location? Thanks.
  3. I am very limited in my scripting abilities. I need a script that will change proxy settings per location. Example: Setting at this location the IP of the machine is 172.xx.xxx.xx (DHCP) and the proxy setting is 192.xxx.xxx.xxx port xxxx. I travel to another location the IP of the machine is 164.xx.xxx.xx (DHCP) and the proxy setting is 192.xxx.xxx.xxx port xxx. The proxy servers and the ports are different. Right now when someone travels to the offsite location we have to move them from one OU to another in order for the proxy to be set correctly. Could anyone be of help or point in the right direction. Thanks in advance. Kathy

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