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While unchecking the WebProxy(HTTP) and Secure Web Proxy(HTTPS) it allows me to connect to the internet However . It seems to reenable after returning from screen lockout
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MacBook Pro (M4)
Then you need to contact your work's IT department for assistance with this issue. They are the ones that control this company-owned device.
As I mentioned, the proxy settings are something that they configured via an automatic policy. You can temporarily disable them, but they will return as you noted.
Then you need to contact your work's IT department for assistance with this issue. They are the ones that control this company-owned device.
As I mentioned, the proxy settings are something that they configured via an automatic policy. You can temporarily disable them, but they will return as you noted.
Typically the only time you need to use proxies is because they are required when you connect to either a corporate or educational network.
If these setting are being automatically enabled, after you disable them, could mean that your Mac is being managed by a corporate or educational institution's IT department. Is this the case here?
After deselecting both of these, did you also select "Forget This Network?"
Did you set up these proxies earlier? If so, why did you require them?
I haven't selected forget this network, i am assuming that might get me off the internet.
I haven't set them up, it seems to be enabled by default when i connected
Yes that is true, i have this issue with a recent workdevice i am using
How to adjust Webproxy settings for internet access on MacBook Pro?
