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• Number of client for the deployment program

  Hello.

  I'm trying to register my company on the deployment program, but struggling to get the customer number.

  Someone who can help me out here?

  42 employees and the plan is that they must get their own iPad that we can manage easily thanks to our it staff.

  Enterprise
  1-866-752-7753

• Deploy the Standard Configuration to multiple PCs question

  Currently a problem setting to several Firefox installations deployment. After trying a few methods, it seems that user.js or similar js files is the way to go.

  The user.js file is copied successfully for user profiles, but the settings do not take effect.

  site list = "internaldomain.com,sctwsgateway.internaldomain.com:8080, door of entry: 8080, gateway: 8080.
  Pref ("network.negotiate - auth.trusted - URIS","internaldomain.com,gateway.internaldomain.com:8080, door of entry: 8080, gateway: 8080).
  Pref ("network.negotiate - auth.delegation - uris", list of sites);
  Pref ("network.automatic - ntlm - auth.trusted - uris", list of sites);
  Pref ("network.automatic - ntlm - auth.allow - no - name FQDN", true);
  Pref ("network.automatic - ntlm - auth.allow - proxies", true);
  Pref ("browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser", false);

  InternalDomain.com is a substitution for our real estate

  Sorry, I'm not a developer, just a tip Firefox user from 2002 with Phoenix 0.3. I have always used user_pref in user.js. And the original 'bible' for advanced users of Firefox - http://kb.mozillazine.org/User.js_file - shows user_pref as the syntax to use.

  I suspect that pref is appropriate for a single file - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Enterprise_deployment - as indicated under Configuration mozilla.cfg in this article.

  What I've learned through experience with user.js years is
  With user.js when it is defective or invalid pref Firefox won't read the user.js file possible. above the defective prefs prefs will be read only. Usually you can figure out where Firefox stopped reading the user.js in displaying the prefs.js file in the profile folder. above the defective prefs prefs it will bring to prefs.js, but the faulty pref and those below will not be in the prefs.js file. I ran into that several times over the years where user.js doesn't seem to work or stopped work partially through the file. usually due to typo, I did. but also when there was a major change in Firefox that invalidated or disapproved a pref I used in a previous version.

  Also, what's up?
  site list = "internaldomain.com,sctwsgateway.internaldomain.com:8080, door of entry: 8080, gateway: 8080";

  If it's in your user.js file, in the top - which resembles the defective pref, anything below that would be read.

• Java Deployment Toolkit

  FF has blocked Flash Player and Java. I've updated all of the two latest versions BUT Java Deployment Toolkit 8.0.510.16 11.51.2.16 is still blocked and may not be active (or apparently being updated). The option 'request to enable' is selected, but does nothing.
  "You cannot UNINSTALL this program because:
  Why I am not able to run the uninstalling of Java and the verification of the Java applet?
  The tool uninstalling of Java and the check Java applet uses the Java DT to make detection of Java version on the user's system. If Java DT is blocked by the browser (such as Firefox) that these applets will not run. In order to run these applets must allow Java DT for run in browsers. »
  https://www.Java.com/en/download/FAQ/deployment_toolkit.XML

  So, there is a Catch 22. He must run himself to uninstall, but it may not. How this can be solved?

  As an additional comment - flash and Java in MS IE - which is considered less safe. Mozilla require people to use a lower quality product.
  Best regards
  Chris

  Thanks for the suggestions theshine and jscher2000.
  Not sure I should just mark this as RESOLVED, given my reluctant IE solution.
  Respectively...
  As noted above, I don't have to uninstall/reinstall Java (confirmed two rural businesses are up-to-date). And my record was recently revised by Ccleaner.
  The FF for Java DT module is set on 'request to activate' but on the page, there is just a circle with a cross and "this plug-in is disabled. Manage to take me plug-ins add-ons "Always enable" page where is grayed out.
  Make a right click on the page does not produce a menu 'page '. But it is visible via, tools, Page Info, permissions - where everything is set by default.
  HOWEVER, with a Oh! While the initial question is always sound/valid, I was be fooled into thinking that the problem (with a page in particular) was Java DT - which, as I can not activate to uninstall. Plug-ins management always seemed to take me to this app that has been highlighted. BUT the real problem with the Flash plug-ins web page disabled. Page once this feature is enabled. Hey ho.

• Deployment of the CA certificate

  Hello
  I have about 100 jobs and 100 users. I use the SSL certificate to our internal portal (intranet, ecc). The questions of whether SSL certificate by our CA internal. With IE and chrome is very simple to trust the certification authority because IE and chrome use the certificate file Windows CA key thai is very by GPO. Firefox uses its own certificate repository. I read something about cert8.db and on the copy of sorts the file in the user's profile or the Mozilla installation folder... I tried to create a cert8.db and stare it between users, but without success. How can I trust the certification authority in Firefox and deploy easy-to all my users/workstation?
  Thank you very much
  Luca

  It is a matter of Firefox desktop? He was transferred to Firefox for Android. If it comes to dekstop then try https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cck2wizard/

• How to configure firefox for deployment without group policy

  So my search resulted in my understanding there is no group policy for FF. I don't know FrontMotion Firefox, but I want to leave that as a last resort for now.

  I need to find a solution to add a location of CIP to the proxy but also to set the home page. I guess there is a preferences file in a location that I can modify and put all those who have the FF, but I was not able to find it.

  Can someone point me in the right direction?

  Thank you!

  Hi JHBPJF, you may refer to the following article to deploy a central settings for your firefox installations file: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences

• Why Firefox always tell me that it blocks Java Deployment Toolkit after that I did the update?

  On the page Web 'Mozilla - check your Plugins', I was told that the 'Java Deployment Toolkit' was vulnerable. So I did the update. But then, I got the same problem still. Why? And should I care?

  Please see the attached screenshot.

  The most funny thing is... I visited two sites that use Java, being Java.com, but I haven't seen the black banner of the blocking message.

  The Java Deployment Toolkit can be the most recent version, but Oracle has not yet fixed the vulnerabilities with this plugin; so Mozilla still there on the red list and point require the user to use "Request enable" to deactivate it. A 'soft-block' - can be used if needed, but needs user by implementing action.

  More specifically, do you have a program on your PC that is really needed as Deployment Toolkit?
  Or is your concern that simply that it is disabled after update of Java?

  Very few applications consumer even uses this Deployment Toolkit, aimed at people who develop Java applications or applications such as the various Oracle programs in the workplace.

  Back to before Oracle acquired Sun Java systems in 2010, this Deployment Toolkit has not been installed with the runtime environment Java for users. Java developers needed to install a separate developers Toolbox for this Plugin - had the SDK program.

• I am deploying Firefox ESR and need to know if plugins read the registry can be activated by the force on all computers.

  I'm deploying Firefox ESR 31.X to all the computers in my company. We have plugins for security that I need to have forcibly running on each computer so that users cannot turn it off. The main example is McAfee SiteAdvisor. Firefox detects the plugin based on the HKLM\Software\MozillaPlugins registry key. The plugin provides a path to the location of the DLL in the McAfee program folder. Is it possible that I can put this plugin to always be activated?

  You can use a mozilla.cfg file in the Firefox program folder to lock the prefs or specify new values (default).

  Put a local file - settings.js in the folder defaults\pref also the file prefs.js - channel where to specify using mozilla.cfg.

  pref("general.config.filename", "mozilla.cfg");
  pref("general.config.obscure_value", 0);
  

  These functions can be used in the mozilla.cfg file:

  defaultPref();	// set new default value
  pref();		// set pref, allow changes in current session
  lockPref();	// lock pref, disallow changes
  

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences
  • http://Mike.kaply.com/2012/03/16/customizing-Firefox-AutoConfig-files/
  • http://Mike.kaply.com/2014/01/08/can-Firefox-do-this/

  You must set the pref (s) of plugin.state related to 2 always activate a plugin.

  • lockPref ("plugin.state.npmcffplg", 2);
  • plugin. State (0: never activate; 1: ask to activate; 2: always activate)

• How to deploy the blocker allowed parameters of sites on multiple computers?

  We run on Win 7 platform with ESR Firefox version 31.4.0. We want to disable the blocker for popups for specific sites. I tried to use FirefoxADM_0.5.9.4 to apply the Group Policy settings, but it does not work. When I look at the file firefox_login.vbs, there is a line mentioning registry parameter FirefoxPopupsWhitelistKey = WshShell.regread("HKCU\Software\Policies\Firefox\FirefoxPopupWhitelist") but I can not find this key on the computer.

  Is that what anyone has experience deploy this type of settings? If this isn't the case, I'm also open to hearing about how to disable the blocker for popups completely.

  If this can be done via Group Policy, please let me know another way I can do this. I read the topic: configuration config, but I found all the settings to disable the context menu.

  Thanks for your help.

  Firefox saves all exceptions to the permissions.sqlite file, so you need to use a SQLite Manager extension or program to modify this database.

  Disable the popup blocker in Firefox would be easier, as it would need only to switch a pref and can be done via a mozilla.cfg file.

  You can use a mozilla.cfg file in the Firefox program folder to lock the prefs or specify new values (default).

  Put a local file - settings.js in the folder defaults\pref also the file prefs.js - channel where to specify using mozilla.cfg.

  pref("general.config.filename", "mozilla.cfg");
  pref("general.config.obscure_value", 0);
  

  These functions can be used in the mozilla.cfg file:

  defaultPref();	// set new default value
  pref();		// set pref, allow changes in current session
  lockPref();	// lock pref, disallow changes
  

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences
  • http://Mike.kaply.com/2012/03/16/customizing-Firefox-AutoConfig-files/
  • http://Mike.kaply.com/2014/01/08/can-Firefox-do-this/

• FireFox | Error / vulnerable. Shockwave Flash 9.0.45.0 and problem Java Deployment Toolkit!

  Intro | Hello I am new to this support Web site for fire fox, never thought I already needed to sign up because most of the time things are going well and if I run into a problem, I can take care of it most of the time by myself.

  If I need a hand I ask some co-working/colleagues/friends or family. But this situation has stunned me. I can't understand what is the problem, at least not exactly.

  Problem | This only happened for a few days and I kinda ignored initially because I was a little busier than usual because of the holidays.

  However I finally had the time to check these errors and I can usually figure things out myself and make things happen in a day, but my mind is hazy right now begin to understand what is happening here.

  Now, according to my research, I have two 2 vulnerable plugins. The Java and Adobe flash. Two of them appear as red alerts.

  • Shockwave Flash 9.0 r45
  • Deploy Script NPRuntime plugin Library for Java (TM)

  ^ These are the culprits who have caused me problems with my recent adobe flash related tasks crashing or getting strange errors.

  The thing I find strange about this is that I also have the latest version and updated to adobe flash installed next to this outdated relic of a forger.

  • Shockwave Flash 16.0 r0

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Type of topic: plugins in the address bar and press ENTER.

  Watch it Path: for Flash 9.0 see exactly where this NPSWF32.dll is sitting on your hard drive. Delete this file manually.

• Configurator can deploy more apps?

  Hello

  You can use configurator to deploy applications more once you have all your iPads travel configurator to prepare them for the students? I know that you can add that app and re deal throughout the Configurator, but since its manual and we 100...  I can't find a Yes or no answer. But I guess we use CASPER, which is fine, but I want to just make sure I understand all the steps and where to draw the line between the 2 packs.

  Thank you

  Stuart

  With that many iPads, you need to use something like Casper. You can push individual applications, update individual applications (or block them until this that tested), control updates to iOS, install restrictions and have even an internal "app store", which allows users to install only applications that you trust. For the best, you must be enrolled in the program entry Device (PED) and be a customer of the purchase Volume (VPP) program. Then, you can buy but many copies of an application you need with a single Apple ID and assign to individual devices or make them accessible to all devices. You can also use systems such as Casper to give access to enterprise applications that built your organization.

• deployment of fiefox on window7

  Hello
  I have the Fund a Window7 model under wmvare and deploy windows 7. I have a problem with firfox config when a domain user use firefox for the first time, he needs to import bookmarks, choose the House and DΘsactiver the automatic update.
  In my (master) model, I have already set up the parameters, thoose I want. My question is how can I configure theses parametrs for all users?
  Thanks for your help

  You can take a look at this extension:

  • CCK2 Wizard: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/cck2wizard/

• deploy Firefox with localstore.rdf changed for all users

  Hi all
  I'm trying to deploy Firefox 24.3 ESR. I have configured the original menu of the toolbar to be without downloading and the menu bookmarks, leaving only the home button, but I can't figure out how to put the localstore.rdf changed in the files\user install profile when FF is run for the first time for this user. It maintains overwhelming. I put a copy in the \core\browser\defaults\profile installation location {source}, the installation copies to the new user profile, but when FF opens, it crushes him. I can copy in the mod file and use it then, but don't want to do this installation script, as happens in a finished format Thinapp.
  Everyone manages to force into a saved copy of localstore.rdf in a recent copy of FF
  I tried to follow this (http://mike.kaply.com/2012/03/30/customizing-firefox-default-profiles/), but the onmi.ja turns out to be broken.

  Thanks in advance

  I worked, I Thinapp FF.
  -Open capture
  -pre-scan
  -modified FF installation
  -Open FF
  -close FF
  -Copy of localstore.rdf in the user profile
  -After analysis
  -Save Thinapp

  FACT!

• Why doesn't Java Deployment Toolkit (click-to-play) is blocked, as the referenced bug is closed and there is no security problem not known in Version 7 U51?

  In my view, it is important to block insecure addons. But if you do it should be an open bug assigened. The bug referenced to this add-on is already resolved, so I do not know why this plugin is disabled. https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=636633

  I have the problem that I want to use Secure_Auth that uses the Deployment Kit Java of nasty (via javascript) way that firefox does not see the deployment kit must be started. This is why I have not expected this plugin still for this web site. Since there is no available documentation how to do this configuration in a config file that I'm stuck at the moment.

  I'm a little surprised liitle which blocks all versions (same secure versions) is a way to get a good user experience.

  Concerning

  Martin

  MG_DAU,

  Why do you think that the problem is caused by the block of Java Deployment Toolkit, not Java itself? See http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/deployment_toolkit.xml and this document I found with a google search:

  • Oracle Java blocking the Java Applet of SecureAuth due unsigned Java components

  For general information on the use of Java on trusted sites, see:

  • How to allow Java on trusted sites
  • The Java plugin to view interactive content on Web sites

• How can I delete / remove the Java Deployment Toolkit plugin in Firefox

  This plug in has been disabled by Firefox, because vulnerability as well so I see no need to keep it on my system and want help in deleting as it doesn't have an option for this. Also when I visit some sites that should be displayed as HTTPS, but they only show that HTTP how can I solve this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated thank you so much see you soon.

  I don't have Java installed on any of my systems, but the following should work again to remove Java Deployment Toolkit on Windows systems. This method removes only the JDK plugin and only in Firefox. You may need to do this after each update because Java always reinstalled JDK with each update. Article: ' do not forget to save this file before deleting you can restore it if something is not '. You may need to delete the file with Firefox closed or you may need to restart Firefox after the deletion to see the change/remove in your list of plugins in Modules > Plugins.

  • http://techdows.com/2012/08/remove-Java-deployment-Toolkit-plugin-in-Firefox-in-a-easy-way.html

  Also, you should be able to use the Windows search function in the start menu looking for npDeployJava to find this file.

  You can also type about: plugins in the location bar URL and press the Enter key to find the name of the file and its location associated with plugin JDK in the Java/Oracle deal has changed the name of the file.

  A few questions of JDK and answers - https://www.java.com/en/download/faq/deployment_toolkit.xml