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Hi Charlie,
There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do few things on AD side (Group Policy- GP) One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use e.g. http://my_site instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should automatically recognize this address ad Local Intranet. On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level (e.g. domain level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open Windows Settings > Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security Zones > click in Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > Click on Local intranet [quoted text, click to view] > Sites > enter sites. For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not in trusted network (LAN). I hope this helps, Mike [quoted text, click to view] "Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated Windows > Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in to AD to access the > Intranet site without being prompted for logon. > > However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need to add the Intranet > site via the IE security options in order for users to access the site > without being prompted. > > Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still using Integrated > Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's IE settings ? > > Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. > > Charlie > >
Hi,
I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated Windows Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in to AD to access the Intranet site without being prompted for logon. However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need to add the Intranet site via the IE security options in order for users to access the site without being prompted. Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still using Integrated Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's IE settings ? Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. Charlie
Hi Mike,
appreciate your response. I will test it out and revert on the status. Thanks, Charlie [quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi Charlie, > >There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do few things on AD >side (Group Policy- GP) > >One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use e.g. http://my_site >instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should automatically recognize this >address ad Local Intranet. > >On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level (e.g. domain >level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open Windows Settings > >Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security Zones > click in >Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > Click on Local intranet >> Sites > enter sites. > >For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not in trusted network >(LAN). > >I hope this helps, > >Mike > >"Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message >news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >> Hi, >> >> I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated Windows >> Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in to AD to access the >> Intranet site without being prompted for logon. >> >> However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need to add the Intranet >> site via the IE security options in order for users to access the site >> without being prompted. >> >> Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still using Integrated >> Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's IE settings ? >> >> Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. >> >> Charlie >> >> > > >.
Sorry there is not much I can do about that :-\ ... Still I am pretty sure
you could write a script that would import proxy setting into registry. Mike [quoted text, click to view] "Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message news:%23pBfjidiEHA.3264@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Hi Mike, > just to update you that the Group Policy works just fine. > > thanks... > > However, GP does not run on Win9x.. :( > > Regards.. > > "Charlie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:a9c301c4886e$b6cd8980$a501280a@phx.gbl... > > Hi Mike, > > appreciate your response. > > I will test it out and revert on the status. > > > > Thanks, > > Charlie > > > >>-----Original Message----- > >>Hi Charlie, > >> > >>There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do > > few things on AD > >>side (Group Policy- GP) > >> > >>One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use > > e.g. http://my_site > >>instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should > > automatically recognize this > >>address ad Local Intranet. > >> > >>On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level > > (e.g. domain > >>level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open > > Windows Settings > > >>Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security > > Zones > click in > >>Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > > > Click on Local intranet > >>> Sites > enter sites. > >> > >>For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not > > in trusted network > >>(LAN). > >> > >>I hope this helps, > >> > >>Mike > >> > >>"Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message > >>news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated > > Windows > >>> Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in > > to AD to access the > >>> Intranet site without being prompted for logon. > >>> > >>> However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need > > to add the Intranet > >>> site via the IE security options in order for users to > > access the site > >>> without being prompted. > >>> > >>> Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still > > using Integrated > >>> Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's > > IE settings ? > >>> > >>> Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. > >>> > >>> Charlie > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > >>. > >> > >
Hi Mike,
just to update you that the Group Policy works just fine. thanks... However, GP does not run on Win9x.. :( Regards.. [quoted text, click to view] "Charlie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:a9c301c4886e$b6cd8980$a501280a@phx.gbl... > Hi Mike, > appreciate your response. > I will test it out and revert on the status. > > Thanks, > Charlie > >>-----Original Message----- >>Hi Charlie, >> >>There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do > few things on AD >>side (Group Policy- GP) >> >>One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use > e.g. http://my_site >>instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should > automatically recognize this >>address ad Local Intranet. >> >>On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level > (e.g. domain >>level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open > Windows Settings > >>Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security > Zones > click in >>Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > > Click on Local intranet >>> Sites > enter sites. >> >>For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not > in trusted network >>(LAN). >> >>I hope this helps, >> >>Mike >> >>"Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message >>news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >>> Hi, >>> >>> I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated > Windows >>> Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in > to AD to access the >>> Intranet site without being prompted for logon. >>> >>> However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need > to add the Intranet >>> site via the IE security options in order for users to > access the site >>> without being prompted. >>> >>> Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still > using Integrated >>> Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's > IE settings ? >>> >>> Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. >>> >>> Charlie >>> >>> >> >> >>. >>
Hi Mike and Ken,
thanks and appreciate your reply.. Cheers !! [quoted text, click to view] "Ken Schaefer" <kenREMOVE@THISadOpenStatic.com> wrote in message news:%23w0xvldiEHA.2340@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > You will need to use logon scripts for Win9x > > Cheers > Ken > > > "Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message > news:%23pBfjidiEHA.3264@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... >> Hi Mike, >> just to update you that the Group Policy works just fine. >> >> thanks... >> >> However, GP does not run on Win9x.. :( >> >> Regards.. >> >> "Charlie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:a9c301c4886e$b6cd8980$a501280a@phx.gbl... >>> Hi Mike, >>> appreciate your response. >>> I will test it out and revert on the status. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Charlie >>> >>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>Hi Charlie, >>>> >>>>There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do >>> few things on AD >>>>side (Group Policy- GP) >>>> >>>>One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use >>> e.g. http://my_site >>>>instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should >>> automatically recognize this >>>>address ad Local Intranet. >>>> >>>>On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level >>> (e.g. domain >>>>level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open >>> Windows Settings > >>>>Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security >>> Zones > click in >>>>Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > >>> Click on Local intranet >>>>> Sites > enter sites. >>>> >>>>For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not >>> in trusted network >>>>(LAN). >>>> >>>>I hope this helps, >>>> >>>>Mike >>>> >>>>"Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message >>>>news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated >>> Windows >>>>> Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in >>> to AD to access the >>>>> Intranet site without being prompted for logon. >>>>> >>>>> However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need >>> to add the Intranet >>>>> site via the IE security options in order for users to >>> access the site >>>>> without being prompted. >>>>> >>>>> Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still >>> using Integrated >>>>> Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's >>> IE settings ? >>>>> >>>>> Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. >>>>> >>>>> Charlie >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>. >>>> >> >> > >
You will need to use logon scripts for Win9x
Cheers Ken [quoted text, click to view] "Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message news:%23pBfjidiEHA.3264@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Hi Mike, > just to update you that the Group Policy works just fine. > > thanks... > > However, GP does not run on Win9x.. :( > > Regards.. > > "Charlie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:a9c301c4886e$b6cd8980$a501280a@phx.gbl... >> Hi Mike, >> appreciate your response. >> I will test it out and revert on the status. >> >> Thanks, >> Charlie >> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>Hi Charlie, >>> >>>There is not much you can do on IIS side, but you can do >> few things on AD >>>side (Group Policy- GP) >>> >>>One thing (that does not involve GP) is for users to use >> e.g. http://my_site >>>instead of http://my_site.domain.com. IE should >> automatically recognize this >>>address ad Local Intranet. >>> >>>On AD side, open Group Policy Editor at appropriate level >> (e.g. domain >>>level, OU level, ...). Under User configuration open >> Windows Settings > >>>Internet Explorer Maintenance > Security > Open Security >> Zones > click in >>>Import the Current Security Zone > Modify Settings > >> Click on Local intranet >>>> Sites > enter sites. >>> >>>For security reasons don't enter here sites that are not >> in trusted network >>>(LAN). >>> >>>I hope this helps, >>> >>>Mike >>> >>>"Charlie" <pctan@idealsoft.com.sg> wrote in message >>>news:OIMYVI1hEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I have created an Intranet website and uses Integrated >> Windows >>>> Authentication to allow domain users who are logged in >> to AD to access the >>>> Intranet site without being prompted for logon. >>>> >>>> However, on all the users PC IE settings, I will need >> to add the Intranet >>>> site via the IE security options in order for users to >> access the site >>>> without being prompted. >>>> >>>> Is there any way to do anything via the IIS (but still >> using Integrated >>>> Windows Authentication) without changing all the PC's >> IE settings ? >>>> >>>> Any help is appreciated and thanks in advance. >>>> >>>> Charlie >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>>. >>> > >
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