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n8felton / Firefox-ADMX

Firefox ADMX is a way of allowing centrally managed locked and/or default settings in Firefox via Group Policy and Administrative Templates in Active Directory. Firefox ADMX is a continuation of Firefox ADM by Mark Sammons.
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Windows 7 and windows 10 - Does this work? Tried it no luck #22

Open ruwancliford opened 7 years ago

ruwancliford commented 7 years ago

Windows 7 and windows 10 - Does this work? Tried it no luck

Has anyone tried this on win7?

superurbi commented 7 years ago

Does or doesn't?

RafaelTosettoSec commented 7 years ago

I got these ADMX files to work only after I copy the firefox_start.vbs file to \\domain\NETLOGON folder. Then I edit the GPO under the "Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts > Startup" option and select to that .vbs file.

So I login in Windows 7 and Firefox v53.0.2 (which is the most updated version until now) was correctly configured. Don't know about Windows 10, need to test in order to check if it will work too.

ADMX files have been copied to C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions on Windows Server 2008 R2

I believe it's interesting to add this information on README.md here in github, since the .vbs file correct location seens to be under \\domain\NETLOGON folder, right?

Edit: Did a test on Windows 10 Creators Update and it also worked correctly, for the same Firefox version 53.0.2

virtualex-itv commented 7 years ago

No luck with this template. Imported the template to my central store and copied the .vbs to the \domain\NETLOGON folder and added it to the GPO...no dice. Also applied edits to the .adml and .vbs to support 64-bit version of Firefox...still no dice. Does this only work if copying the templates to the local PolicyDefinitions folder and not to a central store?

RafaelTosettoSec commented 7 years ago

You may try to copy .admx to C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions and check in the same server if the GPO will be displayed, only to test.

I believe if those GPO rules is displayed, means the .admx path folder is correct. What version of Windows Server are you using?

cw-tmfc commented 6 years ago

Hi, I'm afraid to reactivate this thread but, I'm challenging to get the template settings to be applied. I try to lock the Proxy Settings. I configured the following settings

network.proxy.autoconfig_url = proxy-file network.proxy.ftp = blank network.proxy.ftp_port = 1 network.proxy.http = blank network.proxy.http_port = 1 network.proxy.no_proxies_on = blank network.proxy.ssl = blank network.proxy.ssl_port = 1

I also copied the vbs-file to a folder in "\domain\netlogon..." and also tried it in the policy folder itself. But the setting don't seem to work. I'm still able to manipulate the proxy settings. RSOP shows that the settings were read and applied. But FF ignores it.

Edit: Domain Level ist 2008R2 Client is Windows 10 1709 FF 59.0.2

Any advices?

Thanks in advance

tmfc