Set Proxy Server with Group Policy - Revision history

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 == Reference ==
 http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/221139-46-make-proxy-settings-machine-rather-user
 http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/33803
 [[Category:Group Policy]]

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	2. The process outlined above does not prevent users from accessing websites via IP address.<br>		2. The process outlined above does not prevent users from accessing websites via IP address.<br>
−	If you require this sort of thing a dedicated proxy server such as [[:Category:Squid\|Squid]] would be more appropriate.<br>	+	If you require this sort of thing, a dedicated proxy server such as [[:Category:Squid\|Squid]] would be more appropriate.<br>

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 Now assign the "proxy.cmd" as your startup script.<br>
-For more information see [[Logon Scripts]]
+For more information see [[Logon/Startup Scripts]]
 == Per User ==

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 Now assign the "proxy.cmd" as your startup script.<br>
-For more information see [[Logon_Scripts]]
+For more information see [[Logon Scripts]]
 == Per User ==

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 With Server 2003 you can't apply custom registry settings through Group Policy so we need to apply them to the computers via a StartUp script.<br>
 Here is an example script you can use.
-'' '''DISCLAIMER!!!! I am not responsible for any damage this script may cause.  Modify the registry at your own risk'''''
+'' '''DISCLAIMER!!!! I am not responsible for any damage this script may cause.  Modify the registry at your own risk''' ''
 .<br>
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   reg import \\YourServer\SYSVOL\proxy.reg
 Now assign the "proxy.cmd" as your startup script.<br>
+For more information see [[Logon_Scripts]]
-−
 == Per User ==

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 == Reference ==
-http://www.smart-x.com/?categoryid=171&articleid=149
+http://www.smart-x.com/?categoryid=171&articleid=149<br>
 http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/221139-46-make-proxy-settings-machine-rather-user

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	Applying proxy settings on a per user basis means that the proxy settings follow the user regardless of what computer they use.<br>		Applying proxy settings on a per user basis means that the proxy settings follow the user regardless of what computer they use.<br>

		+	In this example we will use the same GPO that we used for the Per Computer (Proxy Settings).

		+	1.<br>
		+	Right click the "Proxy Settings" GPO and click "Edit".<br>
		+	Navigate to:
		+	User Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\Internet Explorer Maintenance\Connection\
		+	Then Right Click "Proxy Settings" and click "Properties"
		+	Enable proxy settings: Checked
		+	Then set the Address and ports as you see fit.
		+
		+	You can add exceptions and have local intranet addresses bypass the proxy also.
		+
		+	2.<br>
		+	Navigate to:
		+	User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Internet Explorer\
		+	Enable "Disable changing proxy settings"<br>
		+
		+	This will prevent individual users from setting their own proxy server settings.<br>

	== Disabling Internet Access ==		== Disabling Internet Access ==

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 When XP clients are joined to a 2008 domain you need to apply the "Group Policy Extensions" update to XP, otherwise the custom registry settings above will not get applied.<br>
 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943729
 === Server 2003 and below ===
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 Here is an example script you can use.
 '' '''DISCLAIMER!!!! I am not responsible for any damage this script may cause.  Modify the registry at your own risk'''''
 == Per User ==