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Internet Explorer zone mapping group policy
Posted on 2016-10-10
Dear all,
I've been searching for days to find out what is wrong with my internet explorer zone mapping group policy.
I have the following trusted sites. (If it says local domain or local server I have added this manually in this thread to be more specific.)
Can anyone tell me what is wrong here?
Also I tried adding 192.168.41.1-253 as en entire range but that didn't work, even though suggested by Microsoft. That's why I have re-added all the other 192.168.41.x addresses. These are mostly file servers.
Many many thanks!
*://*.alpha.local 1 local domain
*://*.aspex.be 2
*://*.belgium.be 2
*://*.bnpparisbasfortis.be
*://*.fgov.be 2
*://*.hdp.be 2
*://*.IBS6.isabel.be 2
*://*.isabel.be 2
*://*.kbc.be 2
*://*.kbcgroup.eu 2
*://*.mediapluspro.com 2
*://*.minfin.fgov.be 2
*://*.myprotime.be 2
*://*.otys.nl 2
*://*.porthus.net 2
*://*.protime.be 2
*://*.regiojobs.be 2
*://*.relyon.nl 2
*://*.sd.be 2
*://*.securex.be 2
*://*.securex.eu 2
*://*.socialsecurity.be 2
*://*.sodexo.be 2
*://*.stepstone.be 2
*://*.syneton.be 2
*://*.taxonweb.be 2
*://*.unifiedpost.com 2
*://bcs.destiny.be 2
10.208.192.110 2
172.15.0.118 1 local server
172.15.0.1-253 1 local server
192.168.41.1-253 1 local server
192.168.41.14 1 local server
192.168.41.201 1 local server
192.168.41.22 1 local server
192.168.41.81 1 local server
192.168.41.85 1 local server
192.168.41.86 1 local server
192.168.41.87 1 local server
192.168.41.88 1 local server
192.168.41.91 1 local server
192.168.41.92 1 local server
79.174.130.80 2
79.174.130.88 2
file:\\172.15.0.170 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.117 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.18 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.22 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.91 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.92 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs1 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs1.alpha.loc
file:\\alpha-fs2 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs2.alpha.loc
file:\\avalue-ts1 1 local server
file:\\vi-fs 1 local server
http://10.208.192.110 2
http://192.168.41.64 2 local iis
http://192.168.41.66 2 local iis
http://support.syneton.be 2
https://gotoIBS6.isabel.be 2
https://kpi.isabel.be 2
https://my.isabel.be 2
https://payrolling.easypay-group.com 2
https://pcbankingbusiness.bnpparibasfortis.be 2
https://prato.scribble.be 2
https://www.isabel.be 2
https://www.isabel.eu 2
I've been searching for days to find out what is wrong with my internet explorer zone mapping group policy.
I have the following trusted sites. (If it says local domain or local server I have added this manually in this thread to be more specific.)
Can anyone tell me what is wrong here?
Also I tried adding 192.168.41.1-253 as en entire range but that didn't work, even though suggested by Microsoft. That's why I have re-added all the other 192.168.41.x addresses. These are mostly file servers.
Many many thanks!
*://*.alpha.local 1 local domain
*://*.aspex.be 2
*://*.belgium.be 2
*://*.bnpparisbasfortis.be
*://*.fgov.be 2
*://*.hdp.be 2
*://*.IBS6.isabel.be 2
*://*.isabel.be 2
*://*.kbc.be 2
*://*.kbcgroup.eu 2
*://*.mediapluspro.com 2
*://*.minfin.fgov.be 2
*://*.myprotime.be 2
*://*.otys.nl 2
*://*.porthus.net 2
*://*.protime.be 2
*://*.regiojobs.be 2
*://*.relyon.nl 2
*://*.sd.be 2
*://*.securex.be 2
*://*.securex.eu 2
*://*.socialsecurity.be 2
*://*.sodexo.be 2
*://*.stepstone.be 2
*://*.syneton.be 2
*://*.taxonweb.be 2
*://*.unifiedpost.com 2
*://bcs.destiny.be 2
10.208.192.110 2
172.15.0.118 1 local server
172.15.0.1-253 1 local server
192.168.41.1-253 1 local server
192.168.41.14 1 local server
192.168.41.201 1 local server
192.168.41.22 1 local server
192.168.41.81 1 local server
192.168.41.85 1 local server
192.168.41.86 1 local server
192.168.41.87 1 local server
192.168.41.88 1 local server
192.168.41.91 1 local server
192.168.41.92 1 local server
79.174.130.80 2
79.174.130.88 2
file:\\172.15.0.170 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.117 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.18 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.22 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.91 1 local server
file:\\192.168.41.92 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs1 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs1.alpha.loc
file:\\alpha-fs2 1 local server
file:\\alpha-fs2.alpha.loc
file:\\avalue-ts1 1 local server
file:\\vi-fs 1 local server
http://10.208.192.110 2
http://192.168.41.64 2 local iis
http://192.168.41.66 2 local iis
http://support.syneton.be 2
https://gotoIBS6.isabel.be 2
https://kpi.isabel.be 2
https://my.isabel.be 2
https://payrolling.easypay-group.com 2
https://pcbankingbusiness.bnpparibasfortis.be 2
https://prato.scribble.be 2
https://www.isabel.be 2
https://www.isabel.eu 2
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Hi Carl,
I have already read your topic. In fact, I'm the one that asked the question about file:\\1.2.3.4 and file :\\servername (Joachim) :)
But the group policy keeps throwing errors on the zone mapping and I can't find what is wrong.
I have already read your topic. In fact, I'm the one that asked the question about file:\\1.2.3.4 and file :\\servername (Joachim) :)
But the group policy keeps throwing errors on the zone mapping and I can't find what is wrong.
Active 3 days ago
In that case, you will have to do what I originally did; try one entry at a time in a test gpo and see which one (s) is not acceptable.
Active 3 days ago
When you find the culprit, let me know and I will add it to my article and give you credit.
Active 3 days ago
Just found this article on an easy way to troubleshoot.
http://blog.tmurphy.org/2015/08/troubleshooting-internet-explorer-site.html
http://blog.tmurphy.org/2015/08/troubleshooting-internet-explorer-site.html
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