Hi - hopefully this will be an easy question for you experts!

We have a UAG 2010 Gateway which we are using to posture check clients and provide a clientside VPN with RADIUS (two factor)

Users can login to UAG / Bring up the VPN and browse our internal network perfectly.
However - when the VPN Users try and get to the internet - it looks like the VPN Session isn't getting the clientside proxy server settings in IE - therefore it is failing.

We have also ran up some logging on the internal proxy server and can confirm that traffic isn't reaching it,   and the outgoing Firewall confirms that clients are trying to access the internet directly.

Can some body tell me how I can force the clients to get the proxy settings from IE?

Cheers

Hi,

 You can achieve this by applying group policy or through Firewall policy.

Hi,

 Please find the below article 

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/5156.how-to-force-proxy-settings-via-group-policy.aspx

Hi - thanks for the quick reply

This is a very old guide and the options suggested don't appear in my 2008r2 domain.

I forgot to add..  if the client disconnects from the UAG VPN then the existing proxy settings work fine - however when the VPN is brought up - they cease to work.

When I run on IPCONFIG /All is looks like the VPN is bringing up a PPP Adaptor - and I don't think that the proxy settings are being used for this connection when they are for everywhere else.

Any ideas?