Comment définir la page d'accueil d'Internet Explorer via GPO ?
Comment définir la page d'accueil d'Internet Explorer via GPO ?
J'ai besoin de to définissez le par défaut home page for le entire domain via GPO. Where is le IE Home Page Policy located?
Re: Comment définir la page d'accueil d'Internet Explorer via GPO ?
Il y a a peu de différent ways to do it. Do you want to force everyone's home page, et disallow changes? Or do you juste want to set a par défaut home page that people can modify?
**If you want to force a home page:** (Do what HopelessN00b said)
- Créez un nouveau GPO ou edit le existing one. (Je suis assuming you know how to do this already. Let me know si you don't.)
- In le Group Policy Management Editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer.
- Find le policy Disable changing home page settings.
- Set it to Enabled, et specify le URL for votre home page.
- Once it applies, le option in IE will be greyed out on le client PC.
**If you want to specify a par défaut that people can change:**
- My preferred method would be to use Group Policy Preferences to définissez le nécessaire Registry values. (Others may disagree.)
- In le Group Policy Management Editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings -> Registry.
- Right click -> New -> Registry Item
- Action = Update
- Hive = HKEY_CURRENT_USER
- Key Path = Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
- Value Name = `Start Page`
- Value Type = REG_SZ
- Value Data = votre Home Page URL
- On le Common Tab, check Apply Once et Do pas Re-Apply
- Cela va définissez le home page par défaut for everyone, mais le user will be free to edit it afterwards.
- If you go this route, I aussi recommend that you set a value for `Default_Page_URL` as well, **without** checking Apply Once et Do pas Re-Apply. Cela va give votre users le ability to click le Use Default button in le IE settings et get back to le company home page.
- You probably aussi want to supprimez le `Secondary Start Pages` et `Default_Secondary_Page_URL` registry values as well.
- If you are unfamiliar avec these registry values, it would probably be a good idea to ouvrez le Registry Editor et look at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main to understand how they work.
**Other ways you can définissez le IE home page:**
- In le GPO editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings -> Internet Settings. This [may not work for all IE versions out of the box](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a020689b-a75f-41e6-b3a9-a98079fdda1e/managing-internet-explorer-11-setting-in-group-policy-preferences?forum=w8itproinstall). Vous pouvez have to update votre Administrative Templates.
- In le GPO editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Internet Explorer Maintenance. Cependant, [you may not have this anymore with newer Administrative Templates](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1f6a0d43-e81f-4038-88f6-75d8921fdf82/missing-group-policy-internet-explorer-maintenance?forum=winserver8gen).
- Use le [Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/bb219517.aspx) to créez un customized IE build et deploy that.
- Use a logon script to apply le même registry settings listed above.
**One thing to note about GPOs:** Any of le settings in le "Preferences" sections of votre GPO will seulement apply si you have le [Group Policy Preference Client Side Extensions](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731892%28v=ws.10%29.aspx) et le corresponding dependencies installed. Windows 7-era PCs support this out of le box. Cependant, Vista et XP machines need an update to provide this functionality. A fully updated machine should déjà have this installed, mais si do a reinstall it will take a peu de patch-reboot cycles.
**If you want to force a home page:** (Do what HopelessN00b said)
- Créez un nouveau GPO ou edit le existing one. (Je suis assuming you know how to do this already. Let me know si you don't.)
- In le Group Policy Management Editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer.
- Find le policy Disable changing home page settings.
- Set it to Enabled, et specify le URL for votre home page.
- Once it applies, le option in IE will be greyed out on le client PC.
**If you want to specify a par défaut that people can change:**
- My preferred method would be to use Group Policy Preferences to définissez le nécessaire Registry values. (Others may disagree.)
- In le Group Policy Management Editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings -> Registry.
- Right click -> New -> Registry Item
- Action = Update
- Hive = HKEY_CURRENT_USER
- Key Path = Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
- Value Name = `Start Page`
- Value Type = REG_SZ
- Value Data = votre Home Page URL
- On le Common Tab, check Apply Once et Do pas Re-Apply
- Cela va définissez le home page par défaut for everyone, mais le user will be free to edit it afterwards.
- If you go this route, I aussi recommend that you set a value for `Default_Page_URL` as well, **without** checking Apply Once et Do pas Re-Apply. Cela va give votre users le ability to click le Use Default button in le IE settings et get back to le company home page.
- You probably aussi want to supprimez le `Secondary Start Pages` et `Default_Secondary_Page_URL` registry values as well.
- If you are unfamiliar avec these registry values, it would probably be a good idea to ouvrez le Registry Editor et look at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main to understand how they work.
**Other ways you can définissez le IE home page:**
- In le GPO editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings -> Internet Settings. This [may not work for all IE versions out of the box](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a020689b-a75f-41e6-b3a9-a98079fdda1e/managing-internet-explorer-11-setting-in-group-policy-preferences?forum=w8itproinstall). Vous pouvez have to update votre Administrative Templates.
- In le GPO editor, allez dans User Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Internet Explorer Maintenance. Cependant, [you may not have this anymore with newer Administrative Templates](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1f6a0d43-e81f-4038-88f6-75d8921fdf82/missing-group-policy-internet-explorer-maintenance?forum=winserver8gen).
- Use le [Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/bb219517.aspx) to créez un customized IE build et deploy that.
- Use a logon script to apply le même registry settings listed above.
**One thing to note about GPOs:** Any of le settings in le "Preferences" sections of votre GPO will seulement apply si you have le [Group Policy Preference Client Side Extensions](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731892%28v=ws.10%29.aspx) et le corresponding dependencies installed. Windows 7-era PCs support this out of le box. Cependant, Vista et XP machines need an update to provide this functionality. A fully updated machine should déjà have this installed, mais si do a reinstall it will take a peu de patch-reboot cycles.