I know this is a johnny come late question but in using this method, if a user has multiple trusted sites on their local machine already this will over-ride those and only allow those that are in the policy.
Add trusted sites via group policy
I have added sites to this exact location, I set them to apply to USERS Settings. They never apply. Now I know the policy is being applied since other settings in the GPO are applied and when I run a gpresult /z it shows that my policy was applied.
The Suggested options will work, but the major side effect to using site to zone assignment is your end users will not be able to add in any of there own trusted sites. That can be a major problem in a big network
What should I do if the GPO doesnt work? I set a web server to trusted zone over GPO opened IE looked on settings if I can add new sites into trusted zone, which was disabled, but my site is still blocked by IE. What could be wrong?
07. To prevent the policy from being applied to some users or groups, press Properties. Select the Security tab. Add the user or group that you want to prevent from having this policy and clear the Read and the Apply Group Policy boxes in the Allow column. Press OK.
If you want to lock it down and add as needed, GPO will work just fine, just go to Win Components/Internet Explorer/Internet Control Panel/Security Page - Site to Zone Assignment - enable the policy, click List and add the sites as needed, a value of 1 is Intranet a value of 2 would be Trusted.
Some months ago one of our admins (has since left) modified group policy preferences/registry to add a list of 20 trusted IE sites for users workstations. The users IE sites button is greyed out as it should be.
In some cases, such as enterprise, have to add trusted site to group policy manually before visiting the website. Today, we'll show you how to solve this issue. Although you are new to use group policy, worry not, this tutorial is easy for you to understand.
Choosing Trust sites from my Win OS security zones extends trust to files when PV is set to Potentially unsafe locations. When PV is set to All Files, then OS trusted sites are not trusted and PDFs do not open outside of PV.
This will disable the add/remove buttons. The reason behind this is when you set GPO to manage the IE security page by default all settings (add/remove buttons) get disabled. End users will not be able to add/remove sites/urls in his computer (This is not recommended, coz end users will access different web sites and they will to add may urls in trusted sites)
Using this policy adds the sites you designate but prevents users from being able to add additional sites. That may be good or bad, depending on your environment and policy. If you want users to be able to add sites in the future, you may be better off using Group Policy Preferences to write the needed registry keys to: HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionInternet SettingsZoneMapDomains[domain]
All client machines will need to be configured to allow automatic logon. We can set this option on all sites added to the trusted sites zone. This can be done via Group Policy, scripting or via the internet security settings menu.
I am spinning up a new Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 1912 LTSR, Cumulative Update 3 environment and have used the Citrix Policies in the past and its worked like I needed it to. I am just setting up profile management and am needing to make sure that my users trusted sites etc will travel with them. I know you can specify trusted sites in the group policy or in the registry but I've had problems with them applying in the past. All of my users will be connecting to my environment to a published desktop via thin clients. I'm using some of the guides that Carl Stalhood has out there but am a little confused on the best way to handle this. If I want to continue to use Citrix Policies can I manage the trusted sites, office, etc from them. (I don't think I can), or should I instead switch over to using group policies (if I switch over to GPO I need to make sure I remove/disable any existing Citrix policies first???)
In scenarios where your environment does not have the updated CA certificate in trusted root authority, primarily in case of Internal CA environments, SSL certificate chain may break resulting in SSL warnings. This also leads to inSync activation failures. To fix this, you can push the CA root certificate as a trusted root authority using group policy across the domain. 2ff7e9595c
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