I started looking into that as well, but it looks like it's some sort of MSI deployment, rather than a policy setting.Īlso, where is it? The Technet documentation was unhelpful. You can pretty much make the roll-out excecutable/MSI as big or little as you want with the settings you want You can build a custom IE10 and roll it out with any settings you like, including restricted sites. You can set the proxy in IE using GPO and then lock it down with GPO as well.įor instance, in the settings for IE, connections tab, Lan settings button, check the box for 'Proxy Server', and in the address enter The only site available then is Google.įrom what I have been reading pretty much everything gets done now from IEAK - http:/ / / en-us/ ie/ jj643259.aspx Then no matter what they type into the address bar it will only go to that site.
Well if it was really just one, I would set the proxy server to the site you want them to have access too.
Indeed.I wasn't able to find any, hence the reason I started a new post on the subject.
