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• Proxy settings for to connect-VIServer

  Hello

  I noticed that cmdlet Connect-VIServer using the Proxy settings to connect to port 443 of a VC.

  (This could also be a "feature" of Windows ;-/)

  Well, my problem is: I have a VC that is not included in the rules of Proxy managed by our central security team.

  IE group policy is set to allows us do not change. So I can't change it in IE or with Regedit.

  My Question is: should I have an option to say Connect-VIServer DO NOT to use the Proxy of IE settings?

  I have tryied to use

  CD HKCU:------"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings."

  Set-itemproperty. ProxyEnable 0

  but it does not work

  Any ideas on that?

  Thank you

  Ricardo

  You can change the setting with Set-VIToolkitConfiguration proxy.

• I can't access my hotmail account or book a hotel since the upgrade to 3.6.8. I get the following message: "the proxy server refuses connections. Firefox is configured to use a proxy server refusing connections. Check the proxy settings for

  I can't access my hotmail account among some other sites since the upgrade to 3.6.8 on my macbook. I get the following message: "the proxy server refuses connections. Firefox is configured to use a proxy server refusing connections. Check the proxy settings to make sure they are correct. Contact your network administrator to make sure that the proxy server is running. "I can not even find the proxy settings more.

  Windows: Tools > Options > advanced > network > settings
  OSX: Firefox > Preferences > advanced > network > settings
  Linux: edition > Preferences > advanced > network > settings
  Set your settings to connect to the 'No proxy', if you are not using a proxy.

  Firefox 3.6.6 added a new preference for connection settings, use proxy Panel"system settings", and the default value is the point. " This new preference does not affect most users, because they probably do not have a proxy set in place in their operating system. Therefore, most users should use the setting "no proxy".

• Connection to the store of Windows without turning off the proxy settings.

  Original title: do not connect not not in the windows store

  It's been 2 months since I bought my laptop from sony with windows 8. not once it is is connected to the store or any other windows app despite the repeated attempts by the evolution of the proxy settings. Don't ask me to try to disable the proxy settings, because it's the only way I can have access to the internet. Please solve this problem as soon as POSSIBLE, or if not I'll have to switch to another mode of system.not only store I couldn't even connect to any windows app given.i have not yet updated my windows up to now.
  I tried each and all solutions that was posted on this issue.please suggest me proxy or any other solution parameters.

  Hi Jagan,

  1. When you say repeated attempts to change the proxy settings, have proxy settings you tried to change?

  2. your computer connected to a domain is?

  3. you receive messages or error codes?

  This problem could be due to some incorrect settings or because of the connection proxy you use.

  Using a proxy server can allow the administrator to limit access to the Internet.

  You can reduce the effect of these problems by allowing unauthenticated through your proxy server access. We recommend that you enable unauthenticated access only for connections to URLs used by each application that has a problem. Some proxy servers may suggest that you create a list of URLs (also known as the 'white list') permissions.

  Please refer to the article to address these issues that relate to the use of Windows Store apps or use of Microsoft applications that are included with Windows Update or Windows 8, you can include the addresses mentioned in the article in a list of permissions ('white list') on your proxy server and enable HTTP and HTTPS access for them :

  The use of proxies authenticated with Windows 8

  For more information, see the article:

  Using the Proxy selection and Proxy bypass lists

  You can also consult the steps by Rajesh Govind, Support Engineer, may 4, 2013 and check.

  Windows 8 apps not able to detect the proxy for my machine settings.

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• L530 - Access Connections: proxy + settings homepage

  The problem is on a brend new L530, installed from scratch with Win7 64 bit Enterprise, no Center solutions Lenovo, just updated Lenovo (5.02.0018) and Lenovo access connection system (6.01).

  The steps I did:

  1. Ethernet cable is plugged
  2. Starting system
  3. After a while AC asked the name of the new profile, beating Pavilion of the box "Edit profile."
  4. Settings changed
  5. Apply profile... nothing happened on the control panel (Internet Options) if IE is useless.
  6. Looks like Firefox changed settings (profile manual and all the settings are there).

  I hope AC would set "Control Panel-> Internet options", so that all modern browsers would work (Chrome and Firefox have all two 'System Settings' for the Proxy settings).

  Keep in mind that if I restart the system (perhaps to force AC to read profiles) looks like everything is working properly.

  The real problem seems related to profiles created after loading of AC.

  Any clue?

  Moderator Edit:  Please DO NOT post in threads of 4 years and more!

  Perhaps this could be useful for someone because I think I found the problem: pay attention to the setting "No. Proxy!

  I did some tests and it seems that HQ does not have 'Firefox' syntax for this parameter (i.e. 10.0.0.0/8), if you put it on the profile the proxy parameter will not be scheduled.

  The other problem is that Firefox will not include IE settings (10.*).

  At the moment I put in place of the profiles just with 'Syntax of IE' and wrote on BugZilla:
  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=260883

• Unable to connect to the administration with FMS4 on Amazon EC2 console

  I can start an instance of Flash Media Server 4 on Amazon EC2, using the public FRIEND of Adobe, and I am able to view the vod and live samples of media with no problems.

  I can't SSH into the running instance, and I also bring to the top of the web page Admin Console for this instance in a browser. However I was not able to connect to the administration Console.

  Before you try to connect to the administration Console, I modified /opt/adobe/fms/conf/fms.ini insert a username and password, and then I saved the modified file.

  I've also updated my security group to add a custom TCP rule for open port 1111.

  On the login page Admin Console fields, I kept the name of default server 1 server.

  For the address of the server, I tried both localhost and also address public DNS my EC2 instance.

  I used the username and password I put in fms.ini.

  But I still can't connect to the administration Console.

  Help, please!

  [I looked at old point http://forums.adobe.com/thread/678832 , related to this topic, but that has not helped to solve the problem.]

  By default: Admin Server is not running on the EC2 instance. You must manually start after you have added the user name and password in fms.ini. I see that you have entered the user name and password - but I suppose you couldn't start Admin Server and therefore, you are not able to connect. Do step to start admin server on EC2 instance below

  PuTTY session you EC2 instance

  Go to/opt/adobe/fms

  Run the terminal command >. / fmsmgr adminserver start

  To make sure you please run: ps f | grep fmsadmin - this will let you know if admin process is running or not

• I uninstalled an add-on, but it continues to reset my Manual proxy settings whenever I run, causing firefox to not connect to internet.

  I recently installed an add-on (ZenMate) which subsequently I uninstalled because it's buggy. I never open it.

  It is supported my proxy settings. When I launch FF, it now says "The Proxy Server is refusing relationship» I go into my network settings and notice that he selected the automatic configuration of the proxy, with a link to some zenmate garbage. So I reset it to no proxy and voila! Problem solved. Except that this isn't the case. Out of FF, and then run again, it restores every time of automatic proxy garbage.

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you!

  Could check you something: just before the release of Firefox, make a backup copy of the file prefs.js, which must have the own proxy setting ('no proxy'). Then we will compare after his stop.

  Here's how:

  Open the settings folder (AKA Firefox profile) current Firefox help

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > troubleshooting information
  • (menu bar) Help > troubleshooting information
  • type or paste everything: in the address bar and press Enter

  In the first table of the page, click on the view file"" button. This should launch a new window that lists the various files and folders in Windows Explorer.

  Scroll down the list and create a copy of prefs.js as follows: click right prefs.js > copy and then immediately right-click in an empty area of the margin > paste. In a few moments, prefs - Copy.js must appear in your profile folder.

  Leave this window open, switch back to Firefox and output, either:

  • "3-bar" menu button > button "power".
  • (menu bar) File > Exit

  Pause while Firefox finishing its cleanup, then repeat them process previous and windows should create a second copy. Right-click the second copy > Edition and Windows should start the file in Notepad. This can take some time if you have accumulated a lot of custom settings. If you are looking for proxy.type is that he always set to No proxy as it is during your session:

  user_pref("network.proxy.type", 0);
  

  If it has been changed:

  • Change it to 0, as shown in the previous line and save the file.
  • Launch Firefox back up again and see if it works.

  If it still shows 0:

  Before starting Firefox, confirm that this user.js has been recreated in this folder.

• 48 hours ago windows xp media played .m3u files, now get error Windows Media Player C00D1198 (automatically detect the proxy settings is selected)

  48 hours ago, I was able to play samples of the song from Amazon (.m3u files) using Windows XP SP3 Windows Media Player.  Yesterday and also today in an attempt to the same on Amazon, I get error C00D1198 on WMP-

  "windows media center cannot connect to the server the server name may be incorrect, the server may not be available, or your proxy settings are may not be incorrect.

  Automatically detect the proxy settings is enabled

  I did not bring any changes to the computer or downloaded codecs, not played any other player, and in the meantime has used another music site, etc.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows7/c00d1198

  I guess you can still play all the other music ok?

• Recognizing the proxy settings

  My Firefox just stopped recognizing my proxy settings. No matter even if I have settings in the fields or not... I can it be set to manual and let the proxy field and the port field empty and is always connected to the internet. I put the proxy settings in Internet Explorer and Chrome and they work properly... any suggestions?

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• How can I change my proxy settings?

  For to change me my proxy settings, where are my Internet settings Configurations?

  Hello
  the proxy settings are available under firefox > options > advanced > network > connection.

  See:
  Advanced panel - accessibility, navigation, network, updates, and other advanced settings in Firefox

• Changing the Proxy settings

  I hope that someone who uses Firefox on a desktop personal computer that is not connected to a network can answer this question:

  In Internet Explorer, I know that unchecking automatically detect it 'settings' option in the network under the Connections tab settings allows you to load Web pages faster.

  In Firefox, there are four Configurations of setting Internet: 'not of Proxy,""Auto Detect Proxy Settings for this network,""use System Proxy settings"and"Manual Proxy Configuration","Auto-Detect"be the default option.

  1. which of these four parameters allows Web pages to load as fast they would in IE by unchecking ' settings automatically detect and what is the order of the other three configurations of the 'faster' to the slower?

  2. under "Caching are Web Content," the option "Override automatic management of the Cache" should be checked? If so, how many MB should cache limited? At present, the option is unchecked and set to 350 MB.

  Some Web pages load slowly then the above settings may need to be changed.

  Also, is there a 'Email Notification' option at the top / bottom of every thread created so that I know when someone has replied?

  -Very much appreciated.

  If you do not use a proxy, then you can select safe no Proxy. I don't expect to have a performance impact if you didn't use a proxy in the first place.
  
  The rest of the options simply control how the proxy is defined, not how fast the proxy is.
  
  For more details, see the following links.

  • Advanced panel - accessibility, navigation, network, updates, and other advanced settings in Firefox
  • https://simple.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

  Firefox will try to determine the optimal cache size depending on the available disk space. There is no need to configure it manually. On the contrary, cached one very large can reduce performance if many small files will eventually be cached.

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• How can I stop Firefox from sinking my IP when I use the proxy settings?

  So basically I use settings from manual proxy on Firefox from time to time to be more anonymous. These proxies are normally rather slow (but hey, it's the price for you to pay for anonymity). Sometimes I'll see a sudden leap of speed. I suspected that the proxy may not work for some reason any. So, I use a website that tells you that your IP address is to see if the proxy settings are really working. Of course when I update the site it gives me my real IP. I have check the proxy settings and it turns out that the browser was restored to use the proxy settings of the system (for some reason that is the default instead of no proxy). This happens randomly and why not apparently when I use the Manual proxy settings and it flees my IP every time that happens (and I never know when it does, unless I am very attentive). Is it possible to prevent him from returning to the system without no reason proxy settings? BTW, I tested the proxy in question after what is happening so it still works which preclude the possibility of the proxy does not (even if that were the case, I'd rather my IP don't Connect at all that the leak). So yes, any help in getting it to stop doing that would be nice.

  Hi internetman, in your system more than details it shows as active. It may or may not be something, but try to disable in case it makes a difference.

• Why Firefox 18 behind a proxy server refuses all connections https?

  I used to have Firefox 17 and everything worked ok but I just installed Firefox 18 in my environment of Windows XP sp3 and I can't connect to https through proxy of the company sites.
  Company proxy requires LM/NTLM authentication, the proxy server is a machine IPCOP (squid proxy.)
  After the update to Firefox 18, for all sites that uses an https connection, the answer is:
  The proxy server refuses connections

                Firefox is configured to use a proxy server that is refusing connections.
   Check the proxy settings to make sure that they are correct.
   Contact your network administrator to make sure the proxy server is
     working.
  

  Squid log shows lines with connection refused because of required authentication (domain/username and password) settings
  1357912572.640 1 (my IP) TCP_DENIED/407 1586 CONNECT www.orange.ro:443 - NONE/text/html
  As you can see no domain/username were filled in the newspaper.
  Here is a line with authorization from another browser
  1357920874.657 1348 (my IP) TCP_MISS/200 2549 CONNECT www.orange.ro:443 (mydomain\myusername) DIRECT/109.166.184.137-
  I changed the sensitive data

  Thank you

  I see a lot of proxy problems reported by users of Firefox 18. If you're not the only one with this problem.

  For now, I advise you to go back to Firefox 17.0.1 until Mozilla fixes this bug.

  Link:
  
  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/products/download.html?product=Firefox-17.0.1 & OS = Win & lang = en-US
  
  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/products/download.html?product=Firefox-17.0.1 & os = OSX & lang = en-US

• Why the proxy settings are not respected

  I set up SSH as a proxy server on my laptop when I'm on a public network and configure Firefox to use the proxy by completing the manual Proxy config.

  If SSH doesn't work, I get this error message as expected: "the proxy server refuses connections" when I try to access any website EXCEPT Google.

  Searches on Google and access Google.com still works, even when the proxy server is not up. That seems broken.

  When the proxy server IS up, Google searches do not appear to use it.

  Google is my default search provider. If I try to access Bing, Firefox is behaving as expected (no access when proxy is out, throw up debugging indicating new connections when the proxy is up). If I change from Bing to be default search provider, the behavior of the two remains the same (proxy will use Bing, Google does not work).

  Why access to Google (and only Google?) ignore the proxy settings? Are there other sites of 'magic' that would also ignore the proxy? I use the proxy because I want to protect my internet traffic when I'm on public networks, if Firefox can randomly ignore them for some sites but not others, how can I trust him?

  My configuration problem. I realized that any site that uses https worked, while others are not.

  Somehow the "use this proxy server for all protocols" got unchecked. Audit, it solves the problem.

• When I bring up Firefox it asks me to make sure that the Proxy settings are correct. What are the proxy settings?

  When I double click the icon of Mozilla Firefox to open up an error message appears and says "the Proxy server refuses connections" check the proxy settings to make sure they are correct. Contact your network administrator to make sure that the proxy server is running.

  Please help me with this.
  Thank you

  Try the following and any parameter works, keep it Permanent:

  (1) go to the Menu Tools-> Options-> advanced-> network-> click on the "Settings" button... "in front of connection-> select option 1-> click OK-> OK

  (2) go to the Tools Menu-> Options-> advanced-> network-> click on the "Settings" button... "in front of connection-> select option2-> click OK-> OK

  (3) go in the Tools Menu-> Options-> advanced-> network-> click on the "Settings" button... "in front of connection-> select option3-> click OK-> OK

  Check that the solution works.