Enable/Disable the Http 1.1 Proxy settings through W2K Server GP

[Guest]

Hi, is there any way that i could apply a group policy through my Domain to
enable/disable the "use http 1.1 through proxy connections" settings in IE6.
All my client are using Windows XP Pro (with SP2). Please help.

 

[Mark Heitbrink [MVP]]

Hi,

Hi, is there any way that i could apply a group policy through my Domain to
enable/disable the "use http 1.1 through proxy connections" settings in IE6.
All my client are using Windows XP Pro (with SP2). Please help.

Create an own ADM Template. The relevant registry entries are:

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Internet Settings\EnableHttp1_1= "0x00000001"

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Internet Settings\ProxyHttp1.1= "0x00000001"

Mark

 

[Guest]

Hi aznan,

If you want to use true policies you need to deploy a hotfix available thru
Microsoft in the following article:

WinINet ignores the policies that you set when you create a custom
administrative template file in Windows XP with Service Pack 2 at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;904710

This is an administrative template to do what you need.
;-----------------Begin Code---------------
CLASS USER

CATEGORY !!Internet

CATEGORY !!ProxySettings
POLICY "Use HTTP 1.1"
KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings"
VALUENAME EnableHttp1_1
VALUEON NUMERIC 1
VALUEOFF NUMERIC 0
END POLICY

POLICY "Use HTTP 1.1 Through Proxy Connections"
KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings"
VALUENAME ProxyHttp1.1
VALUEON NUMERIC 1
VALUEOFF NUMERIC 0
END POLICY
END CATEGORY

END CATEGORY

[strings]
Internet="Internet Explorer Advanced Settings"
ProxySettings="HTTP 1.1 Settings"
;----------------End Code------------------

If you do not want to use True policies just replace the "keyname" with the
one on Mark Heitbrink post.

Regards,

 

[Mark Heitbrink [MVP]]

Hi,

If you do not want to use True policies just replace the "keyname"
with the one on Mark Heitbrink post.

Usally I create tattoing ADM templates, because I really
want them to apply, even if the policy is deleted ;-)

Mark

 

[Guest]

Mark , thanks for the reply. I am not very good in creating an .adm files ,
can you please explain to me on how to create them from scratch and then how
to integrate them onto my Domain Policy.

One more question , what is the Http 1.1 Proxy for ?

Please help

 

[Mark Heitbrink [MVP]]

Hi,

Mark , thanks for the reply. I am not very good in creating an .adm files ,
can you please explain to me on how to create them from scratch

Just take the template VMM posted.
Be aware, there is a line break. Keyname should be in one line.

and then how to integrate them onto my Domain Policy.

Administrative template - right mouse klick - import ... ;-)

One more question , what is the Http 1.1 Proxy for ?

That http 1.1 is used even over a proxy connection

Mark

 

[Guest]

Thanks Mark , it works now..

Thanks to you too VMM