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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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Correct. Nothing to change in the script. After running it, go back into Edge and you should see that the expiry date for that site is now 2099.
I have added a site in Edge and it will work for 30 days from yesterday. I am not an IT guy and hence don't understand anything about a script or how to run it. When I read the script it looked like instructions to the users like me. Is there any way, I can get an easy to use and run script (or .exe file) without making any mistake?
You don't have to change anything in the script.
Here's the link with instructions: IEModeExpiryFix
Hello LesFerch Thanks for the script, it works perfectly.
But, I am looking for a solution for an AzureAD environment. I have a WebSite where users use SSO. Is it possible to make a configuration to go longer than 90 days?
GPO policie ?
I have no idea. Thanks to you
In an AD environment, my understanding is that you can turn on Enterprise mode to manage the site list from a centralized location. In that case, the sites should have no expiry.