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Old May 7th, 2008, 08:17 AM
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I'd need to know, if trusted websites list can be changed from the command line, registry, or custom exe (some API call)

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Old May 7th, 2008, 01:51 PM
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I'd need to know, if trusted websites list can be changed from the command line, registry, or custom exe (some API call)

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EmmKay
This is not an IIS question, though it can be done via GPO (if you have a domain) or by editing the computers local policy:
Grant User Rights to a Service Account (IIS 6.0)

This information is stored in the registry (under the appropriate user's registry hive), so you can definitely do this via script (and use the WScript's RegAdd method). If you are adding the site for a different user, you'd need to know their SID.

You can not add your site to someone else's trusted sites zone without their
permission. Again, you can do this in a script, but the user will need to agree to run the script.
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Old May 13th, 2008, 10:46 AM
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Can this be done by running InstallScripts?Please reply!


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This is not an IIS question, though it can be done via GPO (if you have a domain) or by editing the computers local policy:
Grant User Rights to a Service Account (IIS 6.0)

This information is stored in the registry (under the appropriate user's registry hive), so you can definitely do this via script (and use the WScript's RegAdd method). If you are adding the site for a different user, you'd need to know their SID.

You can not add your site to someone else's trusted sites zone without their
permission. Again, you can do this in a script, but the user will need to agree to run the script.
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