I hadn't logged out and back in during testing I just did a gpupdate /force and confirmed that the GPO settings appeared in the Internet Options dialog. Each of these zones has different way of handling site contents. Servers and DCs are 2008 R2 and clients are (mostly) 7 Pro.Įdit: The next day, it appears that the listing of is in fact having the desired effect. Microsoft Internet Explorer has a built-in security feature that classify sites into four separated zones, namely Internet, Local Intranet, Trusted Sites, and Restricted Sites. "Turn on automatic detection of the intranet" is also enabled, although I've never been clear on how that actually works. Other things I've tried include *. and explicitly listing the hosts where the DFS shares originate. Assume that you disable the Intranet Sites: Include all sites that bypass the proxy server setting in the following path in local and domain Group Policy. Adding it just like that appears not to work (and on my client machine it appears in the list as file://*.). uses Group Policy to set that site or the whole local intranet to render via. User configuration > Policies > Administrative templates. Local intranet site is displayed in Compatibility View by default. Server manager > Group Policy Management > Right click Default Domain policy : Edit. However, I now want to add \\\shares to the intranet zone as well. Step by step guide : + DC : Add the Website URL or IP to Local intranet via GPO. Here, I've added and to zone 1 (intranet), and the network shares from these hosts are correctly treated as trusted intranet sites. I already have a GPO in place which does this for a couple of other network shares: Policies
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I'm trying to get Windows to stop giving me security warnings when I open files or links from a DFS share. I'll admit I'm no Windows guru, so forgive me if the answer should be obvious. This seems like it shouldn't be hard, but I haven't had any luck with either guessing or searching.
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