Administrator policy — Group Policy, Intune and the network

Administrator policy — Group Policy, Intune and the networkCentral configuration, network controls and policy-enforced settings. An administrator can decide centrally what the application may do. Policies come from Group Policy (computer, then user), environment variables, a machine-wide policy.json or config.ini, and the MSI's own properties, in that order; ADMX and ADML templates ship with the installer and import straight into Intune. They can turn off AI features entirely or restrict them to approved model providers, turn off cloud storage, e-mail, Git integration, the update check or individual connector types, restrict file exports and backups to approved folders, set the project-trust rules, the licence server, the proxy and the log level, and forward the audit trail to a SIEM.

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Administrator policy — Group Policy, Intune and the network

Settings and controls documented

Proxy address
Never use the proxy for
What goes through it
Operating system certificate store
Extra certificate bundle
Address to test

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