RE: Making impossible change proxy settings, even on dial-up connectio
- From: "Haha" <jaroslaw.paczoska@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 03:42:05 -0700
Well I’m facing the same problem
Did you find solution?
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Best Regards
"FB" wrote:
> i'm trying to use the policy to make proxy settings to a machine-level
> config, even on dial-up connections
>
> i have a notebook that can connect to internet in hotel rooms or in the home
> environment, via ISPs in any city dialing a local telephone number. But i
> would like to "force" the user to use ALWAYS my internal proxy server.
>
> The problem: In a LAN, the notebooks connect to internet via a local proxy.
> When they're out of the company they connect first via a local ISP and after
> connected to the local ISP, they use a VPN client to connecto to the
> corporate environment. The problem resides in the fact that before the vpn
> connection, he can navigate in the internet to any web site, wthout any
> control by my local proxy (internal) Before the VPN be opened, he have
> unrestricted access to the internet.
>
> When i use the option to "force" a proxy setting at the machine-level, it
> does not
> work for dial-up connections. The dial-up connections still have their own
> proxy settings, bypassing the local proxy (my desktops and notebooks, when
> connected in my LAN have a Proxy Setting configured via group Policy),
>
>
>
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