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Modifying proxy settings

jimo54

I regularly use my Mac in an environment that requires me to manually authenticate against a proxy server. The default proxy configuration therefore makes it impossible to update while I'm in this environment. I would like to change these settings, but the proxy configuration selector is grayed out on the preferences page. Is there some other way to modify these settings?

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    SAV HE takes the proxy settings as set by the OS, and always updates from the primary location with a generated username/password.  In order to modify these settings, you need to be using the Enterprise product.

    So, to manually authenticate, just go to <apple>->System Preferences->Network->Advanced...->Proxies and select your manual proxy settings.

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    SAV HE takes the proxy settings as set by the OS, and always updates from the primary location with a generated username/password.  In order to modify these settings, you need to be using the Enterprise product.

    So, to manually authenticate, just go to <apple>->System Preferences->Network->Advanced...->Proxies and select your manual proxy settings.

    :1004077
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