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The BCX Internet Switch tool is designed to allow users to change their internet settings. | The BCX Internet Switch tool is designed to allow users to change their internet settings. | ||
| − | Located in C:\Program Files | + | Located in C:\Program Files\BCX\Client, it is deployed by creating shortcuts including configurable parameters. |
Running BCXInternetSwitch.exe will give you the available parameters: | Running BCXInternetSwitch.exe will give you the available parameters: | ||
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Shortcut deployed - "School Internet". | Shortcut deployed - "School Internet". | ||
| − | C:\Program Files | + | C:\Program Files\BCX\Client\BCXInternetSwitch.exe schoolproxy:8080 https://intranet 172.168.* bypasslocal |
Shortcut deployed - "Home Internet". | Shortcut deployed - "Home Internet". | ||
| − | C:\Program Files | + | C:\Program Files\BCX\Client\BCXInternetSwitch.exe none https://www.google.co.uk |
If the school proxy is set via GPO you could just deploy a "Home Internet" shortcut to remove the proxy when offline, which would re-apply onsite by group policy, or via a "School Internet" shortcut. | If the school proxy is set via GPO you could just deploy a "Home Internet" shortcut to remove the proxy when offline, which would re-apply onsite by group policy, or via a "School Internet" shortcut. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:55, 21 May 2021
The BCX Internet Switch tool is designed to allow users to change their internet settings.
Located in C:\Program Files\BCX\Client, it is deployed by creating shortcuts including configurable parameters.
Running BCXInternetSwitch.exe will give you the available parameters:
For example, you could create 2 shortcuts for your staff laptops:
Shortcut deployed - "School Internet". C:\Program Files\BCX\Client\BCXInternetSwitch.exe schoolproxy:8080 https://intranet 172.168.* bypasslocal
Shortcut deployed - "Home Internet". C:\Program Files\BCX\Client\BCXInternetSwitch.exe none https://www.google.co.uk
If the school proxy is set via GPO you could just deploy a "Home Internet" shortcut to remove the proxy when offline, which would re-apply onsite by group policy, or via a "School Internet" shortcut.
Replacing the URL with a nobrowser parameter will silently update the settings without opening the default browser.
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