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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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Hi!
I ran the script, says profile updated but the sites added still only show 30 days. I deleted the preferences file, closed every process of Edge and ran it again, says profile updated but sites still only 30 days.
The profile is a local one with no sync enabled. Any tips?
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It should show a 30 day expiry starting in 2099. Please post a screenshot. Thanks.
The delta is 30 days but for me when I checked after running the script, both the "Date Added" and "Expires" dates are both in 2099.
I reviewed the script (our Security team will ask me) and verfied that basically (pun intended), this solves the problem by changing the date added to 2099.
The delta is 30 days but for me when I checked after running the script, both the "Date Added" and "Expires" dates are both in 2099.
I reviewed the script (our Security team will ask me) and verfied that basically (pun intended), this solves the problem by changing the date added to 2099.
And it works that way because Edge only stores the "Date Added" date in the profile and calculates an expiry date by adding 30 days. In other words, there is no way to explicitly set the "Expiry" date. Fortunately, Edge accepts a future "Date Added", although they could change that behavior at any time.
Excellent work! Thank you for the details - much appreciated.