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The default domain policy is blocking access to <a href="http://www.us.army.mil" rel="ugc">www.us.army.mil</a>&nbsp;. First I am redirected to accept the security certificate for the https.... then it gets redirected to internet page cannot be displayed. It is not a problem with our NBFW cause I am able to access the site with a computer not joined to the domain. <br />
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In the GP, but there are no security and privacy settings configured under user configuration - policies - IE Maintenance, security etc. &quot;Do not customize security zones and content ratings&quot; are both set. <br />
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If anyone can redirect me to other areas to check, that would be great. Thanks in advance for your time and help.
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The default domain policy is blocking access to www.us.army.mil . First I am redirected to accept the security certificate for the https.... then it gets redirected to internet page cannot be displayed. It is not a problem with our NBFW cause I am able to access the site with a computer not joined to the domain. 

In the GP, but there are no security and privacy settings configured under user configuration - policies - IE Maintenance, security etc. "Do not customize security zones and content ratings" are both set. 

If anyone can redirect me to other areas to check, that would be great. Thanks in advance for your time and help.

Default domain policy is blocking website

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