There are several ways to auto-configure your proxy server. You must be
using one of them. They are as follows:
-- WPAD: DNS
An alias (C-Name) in DNS that points to the proxy server.
-- WPAD: DHCP
A custom DHCP attribute that points to the proxy. I think it's option
number 252.
-- Setting via GPO. Check your GPOs. You'll find the appropriate policy
object here:
\User Configuration\ Windows Settings\ Internet Explorer Maintenance\
Connection\ Proxy Settings
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"Mervin Williams" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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We have recently removed Firewall Client and Proxy from our Small Business
Server 2004 network. Nonetheless, some machines on the network still apply
the proxy setting in Internet Explorer when a user logs onto a PC for the
first time.
Is there a way to prevent this behavior?
Thanks in advance,
Mervin Williams