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Internet Access TLS inspection troubleshooting

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docs: fix setx scope - distinguish user vs system env var

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101101 #### Environment Variable (all Node.js apps)
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103 −To apply the setting permanently to all Node.js applications on the machine, set `NODE_USE_SYSTEM_CA` as a system environment variable:
103 +To apply the setting permanently for all Node.js applications, set `NODE_USE_SYSTEM_CA` as a persistent environment variable.
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105 +For the current user:
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105107 ```powershell
106108 setx NODE_USE_SYSTEM_CA 1
107109 ```
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109 −After running this command, restart any open terminals for the change to take effect. All Node.js processes will then use the system certificate store automatically.
111 +For all users on the machine (requires administrator privileges):
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113 +```powershell
114 +setx NODE_USE_SYSTEM_CA 1 /M
115 +```
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117 +After running either command, restart any open terminals for the change to take effect. All Node.js processes will then use the system certificate store automatically.
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111119 ## Applications don't work on mobile platforms
112120 Mobile applications might fail when TLS inspection is enabled due to certificate pinning, which restricts applications to trust only specific certificates.
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