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Set up a dedicated VM member server and added HAP+ to the default tsite - works OK now with AD - but still get the original error I had at the beginning

FYI Also I need to separate the site from the main Intranet site on the server so set it up as a new site and added it as a local DNS entry to point to the main Intranet server - page/site all loads under the alias 'hap'

The certificate only applied as an external URL not internal - so made a trusted site and was OK. However now it won't connect to AD - When it was on a DC it connected fine but now on a member server I get an error. This is the same with the 'special' hap user that's port of domain admins and the main domain administrator u/n and password.

Thanks timbo343 - better but still not right Kind regards

Thanks for that guys. I've come back to this and set up a new 2102R2 member and followed the guide - but getting garbled output - I have checked everything several times but I must be being a donut

Hi Nick - oh OK - I thought it was meant to be a DC - will try that but I have not found the v8+ video only the v7 at I have now looked and found it - could you put a sticky thread at some point that covers the latest installation bits - or have I just missed them? Many thanks for HAP+

Hi - Set up HAP+ version 10.6 on a DC Server 2012 Made the permission and apppool changes as per the video. edited the web.config file as per the message. Access to AD works in the configuration once the password is put in (does not stay?) Access the site via Chrome or IE on a win7 client (internally) Domain admins can log in but all others get the message 'Either your Username or Password was Incorrect or you do not have permission to access this site.' Don't know why?

I'll stand by what I say... That 'feature' makes it very difficult to use. I'll call it a bug see others comments on Windows 8 and IE10 not accepting Proxy Settings via Group Policy (see below) Am 10.06.2013 23:16, schrieb LewTech: > Sven - are you suggesting (and I've got a couple of hours of > frustration on this myself) that you simply CANNOT change the fields > that appear after clicking the *Advanced *button? Yes. It is a known bug in the UI. Start over again ;-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NO THEY ARE NOT EVIL, if you know what you are doing: Good or bad GPOs? Wenn meine Antwort hilfreich war, freue ich mich über eine Bewertung! If my answer was helpful, I'm glad about a rating! At first I thought that by "start-over" we had to create a completely new GPO, however, and maybe this will save someone else some time...it's only a matter of deleting that particular Internet Explorer Preference object...then adding a new one. Just to be clear. At the present time there is no way to add exceptions in the "Do not use proxy server for...." list? I may still experiment, but if I configure one Preference Object with the proxy ONLY, then add another preference object with the list of Exceptions, is there a chance that they'll successfully merge? Thanks, PW

I'll stand by what I say... That 'feature' makes it very difficult to use. I'll call it a bug see others comments on Windows 8 and IE10 not accepting Proxy Settings via Group Policy Am 10.06.2013 23:16, schrieb LewTech: > Sven - are you suggesting (and I've got a couple of hours of > frustration on this myself) that you simply CANNOT change the fields > that appear after clicking the *Advanced *button? Yes. It is a known bug in the UI. Start over again ;-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NO THEY ARE NOT EVIL, if you know what you are doing: Good or bad GPOs? Wenn meine Antwort hilfreich war, freue ich mich über eine Bewertung! If my answer was helpful, I'm glad about a rating! At first I thought that by "start-over" we had to create a completely new GPO, however, and maybe this will save someone else some time...it's only a matter of deleting that particular Internet Explorer Preference object...then adding a new one. Just to be clear. At the present time there is no way to add exceptions in the "Do not use proxy server for...." list? I may still experiment, but if I configure one Preference Object with the proxy ONLY, then add another preference object with the list of Exceptions, is there a chance that they'll successfully merge? Thanks, PW

Hi GUYS BEWARE THERE IS A BUG IN IE10 GP PREFERENCES IE 10 Group Policy Help needed - I think I've found a bug - Spiceworks Don't touch that 'Advanced' button!!