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We have three seperate Proxy servers (by locations) and I want to apply
proxy settings per computer (instead of per user because they may go to
different locations).

I created a global security group (lets say the name is Proxy Group A) and
added some computers to it.

I then created a policy (lets say the name is Proxy Policy A) and added that
group to the security of that policy and made so it applied the policy
settings to it.

I then edited the policy and went to the "User Configuration" of it. From
there I went to Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance >
Connection > Proxy Settings and changed the proxy settings.

Then I went to one of the PC's that I added to Proxy Group A and logged into
the PC. I ran RSOP.MSC to see if the policies got applied. When I right
click on "Computer Configuration" I see Proxy Policy A got applied in the
COMPUTER section (where the proxy settings AREN'T).

Then I went into the properties of the "User configuration" section. Proxy
Policy A is not showing up.

I'm wondering if the user section isn't getting applied because there aren't
acutal usernames in the security group :Proxy Group A". If that is the case
then what I am trying to accomplish (adding them by computer and NOT user)
will not work..

Thanks

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This policy might be what you're after:

Computer Config > Admin Templates > Internet Explorer > Make Proxy settings
per-machine


"Tbird2340" <tbird2340(AT)hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ebpdDK6ZFHA.3328@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> We have three seperate Proxy servers (by locations) and I want to apply
> proxy settings per computer (instead of per user because they may go to
> different locations).
>
> I created a global security group (lets say the name is Proxy Group A) and
> added some computers to it.
>
> I then created a policy (lets say the name is Proxy Policy A) and added
> that group to the security of that policy and made so it applied the
> policy settings to it.
>
> I then edited the policy and went to the "User Configuration" of it. From
> there I went to Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance >
> Connection > Proxy Settings and changed the proxy settings.
>
> Then I went to one of the PC's that I added to Proxy Group A and logged
> into the PC. I ran RSOP.MSC to see if the policies got applied. When I
> right click on "Computer Configuration" I see Proxy Policy A got applied
> in the COMPUTER section (where the proxy settings AREN'T).
>
> Then I went into the properties of the "User configuration" section. Proxy
> Policy A is not showing up.
>
> I'm wondering if the user section isn't getting applied because there
> aren't acutal usernames in the security group :Proxy Group A". If that is
> the case then what I am trying to accomplish (adding them by computer and
> NOT user) will not work..
>
> Thanks
>
>

Reply to Anonymous

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy,microsoft.public.windows.group_policy (More info?)

 

And then I read up a couple of posts and see that you've already found it,
duh!

"Simon Geary" <simon_geary@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23xKYNdiaFHA.3572@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> This policy might be what you're after:
>
> Computer Config > Admin Templates > Internet Explorer > Make Proxy
> settings per-machine
>
>
> "Tbird2340" <tbird2340(AT)hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ebpdDK6ZFHA.3328@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> We have three seperate Proxy servers (by locations) and I want to apply
>> proxy settings per computer (instead of per user because they may go to
>> different locations).
>>
>> I created a global security group (lets say the name is Proxy Group A)
>> and added some computers to it.
>>
>> I then created a policy (lets say the name is Proxy Policy A) and added
>> that group to the security of that policy and made so it applied the
>> policy settings to it.
>>
>> I then edited the policy and went to the "User Configuration" of it. From
>> there I went to Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance >
>> Connection > Proxy Settings and changed the proxy settings.
>>
>> Then I went to one of the PC's that I added to Proxy Group A and logged
>> into the PC. I ran RSOP.MSC to see if the policies got applied. When I
>> right click on "Computer Configuration" I see Proxy Policy A got applied
>> in the COMPUTER section (where the proxy settings AREN'T).
>>
>> Then I went into the properties of the "User configuration" section.
>> Proxy Policy A is not showing up.
>>
>> I'm wondering if the user section isn't getting applied because there
>> aren't acutal usernames in the security group :Proxy Group A". If that is
>> the case then what I am trying to accomplish (adding them by computer and
>> NOT user) will not work..
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>
>

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