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Thanks for taking the time to respond back.<br />
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ElliTech
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Hi,<br />
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We have a client that wants to push all users to their new Intranet site that is due to go live soon using a GPO running on Windows Server 2003.<br />
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Is it possible to redirect all users to a specific site as soon as they launch Internet Explorer?<br />
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Thank-you in advance for taking the time to respond back to this.<br />
<br />
ElliTech
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Hi,

We have a client that wants to push all users to their new Intranet site that is due to go live soon using a GPO running on Windows Server 2003.

Is it possible to redirect all users to a specific site as soon as they launch Internet Explorer?

Thank-you in advance for taking the time to respond back to this.

ElliTech

Thanks for taking the time to respond back.

ElliTech

Redirecting All Users to our Intranet site at login using a GPO in server 2003

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