JSI Tip 5. 13. 0. How can I manage Internet Explorer Security Zones via the registry? The security zone settings for Internet Explorer are located at: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Current. Version\Internet Settings. ANDHKEY_Local_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Current. Version\Internet Settings. The values that are located in both keys are additive.
Change Internet Explorer 9 trusted site custom level settings via. This enables 'mixed content' in the 'Trusted Sites. reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings /v Security_HKLM. . [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ZoneMap\EscDomains]. Internet Explorer security zones registry entries for. 2 thoughts on “ Adding “Trusted Sites” to Internet.
- Internet Explorer security zones registry entries. Group Policy settings for Internet Explorer Security Zones in Microsoft Windows XP. Local Intranet Zone 2 Trusted sites Zone 3 Internet Zone 4.
- Change Internet Explorer Security settings. Windows 7 Windows Vista More. Windows 7; Windows Vista. Internet Explorer assigns all websites to one of four security zones: Internet, Local intranet, Trusted sites, or.
- How to unlock the Internet Explorer on Windows 7 using the. Reset the Internet Explorer Security settings to. user config\admin templates\windows componets\internet control panel\security page\trusted sites.
Adding website to the Trusted Sites Zones in Internet Explorer. and their default settings are: Trusted Sites zone (Low. 0 thoughts on “ Adding website to the Trusted Sites Zones in Internet Explorer via GPO or.
If a Web site is added to both keys, only the HKCU sites can be seen in the GUI, but both settings are enforced. If you only want machine based settings to be enforced, copy and paste the following to a HKLM_Only. Merge it with the computers registry: REGEDIT4 \[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Current. Version\Internet Settings\]"Security_HKLM_only"=dword: 0. The sub- keys of the Internet Settings key, for both HKLM and HKCU paths, are: Template. Policies. Zone. Map. Zones The Zones sub- key contains a sub- key for each zone defined.
The defaults are: Key Meaning 0. My Computer, NOT available in the Zone box of the Security tab. 1. Local Intranet Zone. 2. Trusted sites Zone. 3. Internet Zone. 4. Restricted Sites Zone These sub- keys contain the following Value Names: Value Name.
Data Type Meaning. Description. REG_SZDisplayed when you select a Zone in the Zone box of the GUI. Display. Name. REG_SZDisplayed when you select a Zone in the Zone box of the GUI. Icon. REG_SZThe icon that is displayed. Current. Level. REG_DWORDThe current Security setting. Min. Level. REG_DWORDThe lowest Security level allowed before a warning is issued. Recommended. Level REG_DWORDThe recommended Security level.
Flags. REG_DWORDControls the users ability to modify the Security settings. The data values for the Current. Level, Min. Level, and Recommended. Level Value Names are: Data value Meaning.
Low Security. 0x. Medium Security. 0x. High Security. The data values for the Flags value Name are additive: Data value Meaning 1. Allow changes to custom settings. 2. Allow users to add Web sites to this zone. 4. Require HTTPS Web sites. 8. Include Web sites that bypass the proxy server. 1.
Include Web sites not listed in other zones. 3. Do NOT show security zone in Internet Properties. 6. Show the Requires Server Verification dialog. 1.
UNCs are treated as Intranet connections. NOTE: The My Computer zone does NOT contain the Current. Level, Min. Level, and Recommended.
Level Value Names. The following Value Names are all REG_DWORD data types.
Their data values are: Data value Meaning 0. This action is allowed. 1. This action will generate a prompt. 3. This action is prohibited. Value Setting Name 1. Download signed Active. X controls 1.
Download unsigned Active. X controls 1.
Run Active. X controls and plug- ins 1. Initialize and script Active. X controls not marked as safe 1. Allow scripting of Internet Explorer Webbrowser control 1. Active scripting 1.
Scripting of Java applets 1. Script Active. X controls marked as safe for scripting 1. Access data sources across domains 1.
Allow paste operations via script 1. Submit non- encrypted form data 1. Font download 1. Run Java 1. Userdata persistence 1. Navigate sub- frames across different domains 1. Allow META REFRESH * 1.
Display mixed content * 1. Installation of desktop items 1. Drag and drop or copy and paste files 1.
File Download 1. Launching programs and files in an IFRAME 1.
Launching programs and files in webview 1. Launching applications and unsafe files 1. Reserved ** 1. Reserved ** 1. Use Pop- up Blocker ** 1. A0. 0 Logon 1. A0. 2 Allow persistent cookies that are stored on your computer 1.
A0. 3 Allow per- session cookies (not stored) 1. A0. 4 Don't prompt for client certificate selection when no certificates or only one certificate exists * 1. A0. 5 Allow 3rd party persistent cookies * 1.
A0. 6 Allow 3rd party session cookies * 1. A1. 0 Privacy Settings * 1. C0. 0 Java permissions 1. E0. 5 Software channel permissions 1.
F0. 0 Reserved ** 2. Binary and script behaviors 2. Run . NET components signed with Authenticode 2. Run . NET components not signed with Authenticode 2.
Open files based on content, not file extension ** 2. Web sites in less priveleged web content zone can navigate into this zone ** 2. Allow script initiated windows without size or position constraints ** 2. Automatic prompting for file downloads ** 2. Automatic prompting for Active. X controls ** 2.
Allow web pages to use restricted protocols for active content ** \{AEBA2. FA- 7. 82. A- 4. A9. D- B7. 21. 64. C8. First Party Cookie * \{A8. A8. 8C4. 9- 5. EB2- 4. A1. A2- 0. 87. 60.
C8. 54. F\} Third Party Cookie * * indicates an Internet Explorer 6 or later setting ** indicates a Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later setting. The 1.
A0. 0 Value Name, a REG_DWORD data type, has the following possible data values: Decimal Data value Meaning 0. Automatically logon with current username and password. 6. Prompt for user name and password. 1. Automatic logon only in the Intranet zone. 1. Anonymous logon. The 1. C0. 0 Value Name, a REG_DWORD data type, has the following possible JAVA data values: Decimal Data value Meaning 0.
Disable Java. 6. High safety. 1. Medium safety. 1. Low safety. 8.
Custom. The 1. E0. 5 Value Name, a REG_DWORD data type, specifies software channel permissions. The Template. Policies sub- key of the Internet Settings key has the default security zones settings. The Low, Medium, and High sub- keys contains Value Names that represents the Zones default values. The Zone. Map sub- key of the Internet Settings key has the following sub- keys: Domains - Contains domains and protocols that have been added.
Each added domain is a sub- key of Domains. Sub- domains are sub- keys of the the domain that they belong to. Each domain has a protocol Value Name (ftp, http, https, etc.) whose data value is the numerical value of the security zone (0x. High Security) to which it is added.
The Protocol. Defaults sub- key of the Internet Settings key defines the default security zone for a given protocol, by adding a Value Name (file, ftp, http, https, etc.), with NO colons (: ) or slashes (/). These REG_DWORD data types the following possible data values: Key Meaning 0. My Computer, NOT available in the Zone box of the Security tab. 1. Local Intranet Zone. 2. Trusted sites Zone. 3. Internet Zone. 4.
Restricted Sites Zone The Ranges sub- key of the Internet Settings key contain arbitrary sub- keys that define the ranges of the TCP/IP address. The : Ranges Value Name of these arbitrary sub- keys, a REG_SZ data type, contains the range affected (1.
A * Value Name, a REG_DWORD data type, contains the security zone that the range falls within (0x.