We have SSRS and tableau instances set up on our local network that are accessible without having to provide authentication in Chrome or IE11. We've done this by adding their urls to the Trusted Sites list by GPO.

This doesn't seem to have worked for EDGE however - whenever we're accessing these sites using Edge it still asks us for login credentials. I've looked in as many places as I can think of and I'm finally stuck. Is there anything you guys can think of that I should be looking at?

Thanks in advance.

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I think integrated authentication only works in the 'local intranet' zone.

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Trouble is you can't manage these zones in Edge, only IE11. I hope you're not still trying to solve this problem. A lot of people are just ditching Edge and installing Chrome I believe.

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You might be able to achieve this with GP Preferences (Registry) if you use the 'Update' behaviour. We use this method to populate the Trusted Sites / Site-to-Zone keys, but I haven't personally tinkered with it to see how it behaves in the scenario you describe. Don An example of the GPP 'Registry item' method, is here: Don (Please take a moment to 'Vote as Helpful' and/or 'Mark as Answer', where applicable.

This helps the community, keeps the forums tidy, and recognises useful contributions. I have added sites to this exact location, I set them to apply to USERS Settings.

They never apply. Now I know the policy is being applied since other settings in the GPO are applied and when I run a gpresult /z it shows that my policy was applied.

How come adding sites to the Site Zone Assign does not work? I've tried on both XP and Windows 7 workstations too. Here are some notes I had made on this topic (the steps are based around using Local GP Editor, gpedit.msc, but, apply almost exactly to Domain GP) You can examine the registry keys & values on a machine, to see if the GP settings are applying or not. Also, note that if the browser is already running in memory when the GP is applied, the browser UI may not reflect the GP settings until all browser sessions are closed. Local GP Editor Path within gpedit.msc: User Configuration Administrative Templates Windows Components Internet Explorer Internet Control Panel Security Page or Computer Configuration Administrative Templates Windows Components Internet Explorer Internet Control Panel Security Page Setting Name: Site to Zone Assignment List Steps to enable the setting: Double-click the setting name, to open the setting dialog. Click radio button In the field, type in a meaningful comment, e.g.

Click button In the field, type in the URL pattern you want to.add. to the zone, e.g. In the field, type in the number which represents the browser zone you want this URL to be related to, e.g. Click button to save and exit the table Click button to save the GP settings Because this method uses the 'classic' admin templates GP, any existing sites in the specified zone will be removed, and, the GP values will be applied, and,.the user will be unable to modify the values via the Internet Explorer user interface. If you need to add sites into zones, but wish to leave the user the ability to further modify the site-to-zone values, you cannot use 'classic' GP, but may use another method such as GPP or IEAK.