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Where do proxy settings come from?
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At the enterprise we refuse Microsoft TMG. Gradually I clean up the tails of those who climb through TMG. The detection of settings through the WPAD file has been configured.
In the logs on TMG (10.78.0.1 srvtmg) I see how my Outlook is trying to establish a connection through port 8080 with TMG.
I can't figure out where the proxy settings come from.
There is no wpad entry in the DNS:
In the DHCP zone, the wpad settings saw out:
Client ip settings:
Netsh winhttp:
IE Connection:
TCPView:
How else can proxy settings for outlook be taken and why?
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You can also push proxy settings directly through the GPU, but it seems that the "proxy server" checkbox in IE is grayed out, which is not visible on your screen.
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