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After adding URL's in IE mode pages it has a expire days of 30. I would like to know how to extend more than 30 days as per InternetExplorerIntegrationLocalSiteListExpirationDays policy.
Please help.
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Here's a script that will set the expiry for all Edge IE Mode pages to 2099.
I'm curious: many of the responders in this thread are clearly network admins for many users. Why are they not using an Enterprise site list, which has no expiry date? Setting it up is a bit complex, but it is quite possible with the tools provided and it allows for central management of the list. It can also be used in parallel with a local list where appropriate. So why is this script necessary for these users?
Good point.
If their machines are in Active Directory, then they really should use an Enterprise site list with the corresponding GPO to enable it per user. I get the sense that most of the respondents are managing machines that are not in AD, but I could be wrong. The script is intended to help those who wish to override the 30 day limit on individual (not managed via AD) machines.
Thanks!
what is the script?
what is the script?
Here's the current link: IEModeExpiryFix