LAN Settings automatically detect settings

[Shadow_Walker]

Not sure how the Fortinet filtering works, we have Lightspeed here. Are you able to assign a user / ip address to have no filtering? On Lightspeed you can set a user to "Allow All" which although is still filtered, it's vastly less filtered.

 

If you can do that and test it, and Chrome works ok it proves that it's something to do with your filtering?

 

Just tested with me having no filtering and I still got the error. unsure what else this could be.

[beany1]

You know you said " They don't have a proxy and if i untick it by logging in as me it works fine." did you mean if you untick the proxy settings in Internet Explorer settings? If so you can do this with group policy, doesn't fix the problem, but might get rid of it!

 

Group policy: Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Internet Settings,

 

Then do a new for IE 10, go to that proxy settings, change it to how you need and press F5, all the fields should turn green, which means it will change all those settings.

 

Obviously check it isn't going to wipe out any needed settings in the other pages.

 

[Shadow_Walker]

You know you said " They don't have a proxy and if i untick it by logging in as me it works fine." did you mean if you untick the proxy settings in Internet Explorer settings? If so you can do this with group policy, doesn't fix the problem, but might get rid of it!

 

Group policy: Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Internet Settings,

 

Then do a new for IE 10, go to that proxy settings, change it to how you need and press F5, all the fields should turn green, which means it will change all those settings.

 

Obviously check it isn't going to wipe out any needed settings in the other pages.

 

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Yes I need to check next time how the group policy etc has been set up. Will give this a shot though.