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I would like to set up a logon script that configures the proxy settings for each users desktop (in IE) on NT4. What will the script look like?
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by jbailey
All the internet settings are reg hackable. So what you will need to do is set up a script that calls a reg file.
call the reg file proxy_settings.reg
file contents will be:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Internet Settings]
"Proxy Server" = "proxy server address:port"
Script will look like this:
@echo off
path proxy_settings.reg
Thats it!
Good Luck
by bdavids
I've tried the suggestion - it doesn't work. To be more explicit - the script will reside on the server (domain controller NT4). When a user logs on to the network, it should set the browser(on the users desktop)to enable the proxy settings and point the browser to the proxy.
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