Windows 10: Windows Proxy Settings Bypass not working

I am trying to setup a Proxy on my network of 200+ computers. I followed these instructions;

Configuring Proxy Settings via GPO on Windows 10/Windows Server 2016 – TheITBros


Basically;

• Configure Proxy in IE client
• Export the reg key
• use the reg key to create the GPO and apply

And I can see from the netsh command that the proxy is in place, including the by pass;



Current WinHTTP proxy settings:

Proxy Servers : 192.168.XXX.XXX:3128

Bypass List : 192.168.*.*



But the bypass does not seem to be working, as I am still seeing the proxy IP in WSUS and other internal management systems.


How can I trouble shoot this? Am I missing something?

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Bypass proxy for internal addresses??

Is there anyway to configure WP7 to Bypass proxy server for local addresses?


When I have my proxy disabled email and other internal services work great but I can't browse the web through our proxy.


When I enable the proxy email and all other internal services stop working but I can now browse the internet through the proxy.

I need to be able to set it so that it can Bypass proxy server for local addresses so that both internal and external can be accessed when connected to our corporate WIFI.

Is this possible?



Thanks,

Andrew

 

Forced proxy settings

This proxy server is probably inherited from the system settings. To bypass it:

from an elevated prompt :

Code: netsh winhttp reset proxy[/quote]

 

Is there an option WiFi proxy settings to bypass selected IPs

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internal domains, much like how it works in desktop windows.

Phone: Lumia 925, Windows Phone 8.1 Developer preview