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Set some preferences via GPO

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Rob
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Good day, I think that I have researched everything in this case but couldn't find answer. Is there possibility to set the three specify preferences using GPO instead of cfg file? - security.enterprise.roots - network.http.spdy.enforce-tls-profile - security.tls.insecure.fallback.hosts

Appreciated any helps. Robert

Good day, I think that I have researched everything in this case but couldn't find answer. Is there possibility to set the three specify preferences using GPO instead of cfg file? - security.enterprise.roots - network.http.spdy.enforce-tls-profile - security.tls.insecure.fallback.hosts Appreciated any helps. Robert

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cor-el
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See Certificates and Preferences:

You can't set security.tls.insecure.fallback.hosts at is not included in the supported security preferences, so you will have to use a config file instead.