Select Mozilla Firefox Default Settings in the treeĭouble-click Proxy Settings in the main policy areaĪt this point you can begin entering the proxy settings that are to be pushed to users this information can be found in your provisioning email Right-click Administrative Templates and select Add/Remove Templates.Ĭlick the Add button and browse to the location of the startup template firefoxdefaults.adm, select the file and click Open, then Click Close.Įxpand the Administrative Templates level under Computer Configuration. You now need to add and configure the Administrative Templates which will be used to define the locked down proxy settings.Įxpand the User Configuration level in the tree. This has now configured the GPO to run a script which will lockdown the Firefox settings when the machine first starts up. Return to the Logon Properties window and click Addīrowse to the location of the start scripts folder where the script was just copied to, select the file and click the Open buttonĬlick OK and then OK again to save the changes Open the relevant GPO for the site, domain or organizational unit in the Group Policy Object EditorĮxpand the following levels within the tree: User Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Logon/Logoff)ĭouble-click Proxy-settings in the main policy areaĬlick the Show Files button this will display the folder the script will be stored inĬopy and paste the script firefox_login.vbs from the FirefoxADM package into the folder

Pushing out Firefox proxy settings with GPO

We do not support the FirefoxADM package.īefore proceeding with distribution of proxy settings for Firefox, download and extract the package FirefoxADM on a server with Active Directory Note: GFI provides this for customers' convenience.

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