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How do I add a website to the intranet security page of Internet Explorer?

On an SBS 2011 domain, we need to add a website in the form of an IP address (http://1.2.3.4) to the intranet advanced page in IE.  

Is there a way to do that in group policy so we don't have to go to each machine?  If so, how? I've done very little with group policy.

How do you find the place to put in the settings in an existing group policy object? There's soooo many things in there : )

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And I don't want to overwrite other settings / website.  Just add this one to the list.
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thanks guys!  Yo_bee - I realized that the hard way : )  made that change in GP and then noticed that it was the only entry.  I think someone had a couple things in their's

but would there have been an easy way to get everyone's entries of websites in their intranet to see if there was something special / be sure to include others that are there by default?   Or do you have to go to each machine.
You can write a script to collect everyone's reg setting for this setting then analyze it.

How many users are you talking about.
someone else might have the skill to write the script : )

Just curious - I made the change and overwrote? whatever they had already.  

for the next time, I'll know to ask for help writing a script : )