We are in the process of rolling out some new filtering software. The new filtering software requires a proxy to be set up. Long story short about the only way I've found that I think will get things to work is to copy a configuration script via a login scrip file, then use GPO to tell IE to use the configuration scrip that was just copied over. Thanks to Windows 7 and XP being so completely different about the only way that I can get the configuration script to copy is to send it to "%userprofile%". This works great. I can get the file to copy to both XP boxes and windows 7 boxes. It will be in the "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>" for XP clients and in "C:\users\<username>" for windows 7 clients. Now comes the tricky part. I want to configure a GPO that will set the "Use automatic configuration script" (found in "internet options" - "Connections" - "Lan Settings"). The location I want it to use is "file://%userconfiguration%\wpad.dat". Unfortunately, Group policy seems to take that configuration quite literally and rather than automatically populating "file://C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\wpad.dat" for XP clients, it actually says "file://%userconfiguration%\wpad.dat" which doesn't work. SO, how can I create a GPO that will work for both XP and Windows 7 clients that will point them to their respective correct locations?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
