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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / March 2006Proxy Settings:Exceptions don't work
We use a proxy server at work, Bluecoat, not a MSFT product. IE 6.x with all Service packs will not take our exceptions. I put in an entire ip range, or specific domain name, nothing. IE is ignoring my exceptions. I want it not to proxy anyting on 10.10.0.0/16. I have 10.10.*.* in the rule, also want it to not proxy domain microsoft.com. So have I have a *.microsoft.com. All my Exceptions are seperated by a ; (semi-colon). Can someone point me to a tech note or something that outlines how or IF IE 6.0 processes proxy Exceptions? Thanks > We use a proxy server at work, Bluecoat, not a MSFT product. IE 6.x > with all Service packs will not take our exceptions. I put in an [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Can someone point me to a tech note or something that outlines how or > IF IE 6.0 processes proxy Exceptions? You'll need both microsoft.com and *.microsoft.com in the list. I'm afraid I don't know how to do your 10.10.*.* requirement I've never needed to do that kind of thing. Semicolon separating item is correct.  SignatureBrian Gregory. (In the UK) ng@bgdsv.co.uk To email me remove the letter vee. thanks for the link. But I don't need to double enter microsoft.com and *.microsoft.com. ---- To bypass servers, enter a wildcard at the beginning of an Internet address, IP address, or domain name with a common ending. For example, use *.example.com to bypass any entries ending in .example.com (such as some.example.com and www.example.com). ---- I have read the link info and I have my exceptions put in exactly as the Resource Kit docs state. Arghhhh! > We use a proxy server at work, Bluecoat, not a MSFT product. IE 6.x > with all Service packs will not take our exceptions. I put in an [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Can someone point me to a tech note or something that outlines how or > IF IE 6.0 processes proxy Exceptions? Further to my last reply this should help: http://tinyurl.com/nflky SignatureBrian Gregory. (In the UK) ng@bgdsv.co.uk To email me remove the letter vee. |
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