Identify servers as Local Zone

[Guest EHuggz]

I am setting up a Win2003 server for Terminal Services. The default IE

restriction prevents executables from running even when not using IE to

access the files.

Questions:

1. Why aren't the servers recognized as local servers (all are AD members)?

2. Can I disable executable restrictions across the board on the TS?

3. How can I default IE to recognize the file servers as part of Local Zone?

4. If all else fails, how can I automatically add servers to Local Zone as

new members logon to TS?

 

Thank you.

[Guest Peter Foldes]

Again. Post it here

 

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"EHuggz" <EHuggz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:D7574A2F-ACF8-4981-BAE0-DA5AE219C4B4@microsoft.com...<span style="color:blue">

>I am setting up a Win2003 server for Terminal Services. The default IE

> restriction prevents executables from running even when not using IE to

> access the files.

> Questions:

> 1. Why aren't the servers recognized as local servers (all are AD members)?

> 2. Can I disable executable restrictions across the board on the TS?

> 3. How can I default IE to recognize the file servers as part of Local Zone?

> 4. If all else fails, how can I automatically add servers to Local Zone as

> new members logon to TS?

>

> Thank you. </span>