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DazzaC

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Jun 10, 2002
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I have created a login script that modifies the registry of a client machine.
The script modifies the Internet Exceptions option within Windows and contains the following:

172.27*;10.128.2.*;*.tm-gnet.com;10.66.*;192.9.*

When the script executes it copies all of the entries EXCEPT 192.9.*???

We have recently switched to a new 10.'s network that replaced our old 192.9* network. Is there any reason why this entry should not show up in the list of exceptions?
 
I used the syntax you provided (TekTippy4u) and applied the suggestions. This then resolved the issue.
Thanks again.
 
thanks for replying back DazzaC, and following up, as I know i learn this way.
was it the semi-colon [ ;<local>]?
was it the Binary values?
["ProxyEnable"=hex:01,00,00,00]

some combination of both,? possibly along with sys policies and/or tweakui?

or even possibly you're not sure exactly what did it...
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; at the beginning did the trick?

Thanks
 
Ok DazzaC;
though it wasn't necessary...thnx for the star, I just wanted to find out for my own and others possibly, what specifically did the trick
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