How to get rid of "You are about to leave a secure internet" msg

[Guest]

We use Citrix to publish IE to general user community.
We use a feature of Citrix called anonymous logins whereby the user does not
have to use their domain login account. They just navigate to the citrix
portal and they are presented with the IE icon which they can launch..

Everything works fine but sometimes when navigating between intranet sites
they get the security message..

"You are about to leave a secure Internet connection. It will be possible
for others to view information you send. Do you want to continue?"

If they click the check box to never ask the mssage agian they are good to
go and are never prompted for that message again...

But when they logout and log back in they are faced with the same issue.
The reason being since we use anonymous accounts to login to our citrix
servers the profiles are always deleted when the session ends and therefore
any settings are lost as well...

Where in the registry is this setting kept so that I can permanently disable
it...?

Thanks for any help...

PS..Windows Server 2003 SP1

 

[Jan Il]

Hi plsntn_rules

Try the following and see if it helps:

The alert message can be disabled as follows:

Close all instances of IE to be sure there are no open windows.
Then open IE and go to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.
Under the Security section UNcheck the box next to:
"Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode."

Ok out and close IE. Then open it and see if that resolves the problem.


Hope this helps.

Jan
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[Guest]

jan;

That does not work in a Terminal Server environment.
usually on a TS server you do a "change user /install" before making changes
so that the change is applicable to everyone who logs in but in this case it
does not work.

What i realy need to find out is where this setting is kept in the
registry....

Hi plsntn_rules

Try the following and see if it helps:

The alert message can be disabled as follows:

Close all instances of IE to be sure there are no open windows.
Then open IE and go to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.
Under the Security section UNcheck the box next to:
"Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode."

Ok out and close IE. Then open it and see if that resolves the problem.


Hope this helps.

Jan
MS MVP - Windows IE/OE [DTS/AumHa]
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that's why they're so contagious.

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We use Citrix to publish IE to general user community.
We use a feature of Citrix called anonymous logins whereby the user does
not
have to use their domain login account. They just navigate to the citrix
portal and they are presented with the IE icon which they can launch..

Everything works fine but sometimes when navigating between intranet sites
they get the security message..

"You are about to leave a secure Internet connection. It will be possible
for others to view information you send. Do you want to continue?"

If they click the check box to never ask the mssage agian they are good to
go and are never prompted for that message again...

But when they logout and log back in they are faced with the same issue.
The reason being since we use anonymous accounts to login to our citrix
servers the profiles are always deleted when the session ends and
therefore
any settings are lost as well...

Where in the registry is this setting kept so that I can permanently
disable
it...?

Thanks for any help...

PS..Windows Server 2003 SP1

 

[Guest]

Found it...

I have to add the DWORD value of WarnOnZoneCrossing of 0 to the ntuser.dat
file the "Default User" profile...

THis setting should go into

HKU_Default User Hive_Software_Microsoft_Windows_CurrentVVersion_Internet
Settings

jan;

That does not work in a Terminal Server environment.
usually on a TS server you do a "change user /install" before making changes
so that the change is applicable to everyone who logs in but in this case it
does not work.

What i realy need to find out is where this setting is kept in the
registry....

Hi plsntn_rules

Try the following and see if it helps:

The alert message can be disabled as follows:

Close all instances of IE to be sure there are no open windows.
Then open IE and go to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.
Under the Security section UNcheck the box next to:
"Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode."

Ok out and close IE. Then open it and see if that resolves the problem.


Hope this helps.

Jan
MS MVP - Windows IE/OE [DTS/AumHa]
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.

Replies are posted only to the newsgroup for the benefit or other readers.
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We use Citrix to publish IE to general user community.
We use a feature of Citrix called anonymous logins whereby the user does
not
have to use their domain login account. They just navigate to the citrix
portal and they are presented with the IE icon which they can launch..

Everything works fine but sometimes when navigating between intranet sites
they get the security message..

"You are about to leave a secure Internet connection. It will be possible
for others to view information you send. Do you want to continue?"

If they click the check box to never ask the mssage agian they are good to
go and are never prompted for that message again...

But when they logout and log back in they are faced with the same issue.
The reason being since we use anonymous accounts to login to our citrix
servers the profiles are always deleted when the session ends and
therefore
any settings are lost as well...

Where in the registry is this setting kept so that I can permanently
disable
it...?

Thanks for any help...

PS..Windows Server 2003 SP1

 

[Jan Il]

Hi plsntn_rules

Found it...

I have to add the DWORD value of WarnOnZoneCrossing of 0 to the ntuser.dat
file the "Default User" profile...

THis setting should go into

HKU_Default User Hive_Software_Microsoft_Windows_CurrentVVersion_Internet
Settings

I'm glad to hear you were able to resolve your problem. Good job!

Thank you very much for posting back and letting us know what worked for
you, and for the benefit of other readers who might have a similar problem.

Jan
MS MVP - Windows IE/OE [DTS/AumHa]
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.

jan;

That does not work in a Terminal Server environment.
usually on a TS server you do a "change user /install" before making
changes
so that the change is applicable to everyone who logs in but in this case
it
does not work.

What i realy need to find out is where this setting is kept in the
registry....

Hi plsntn_rules

Try the following and see if it helps:

The alert message can be disabled as follows:

Close all instances of IE to be sure there are no open windows.
Then open IE and go to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.
Under the Security section UNcheck the box next to:
"Warn if changing between secure and not secure mode."

Ok out and close IE. Then open it and see if that resolves the
problem.


Hope this helps.

Jan
MS MVP - Windows IE/OE [DTS/AumHa]
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.

Replies are posted only to the newsgroup for the benefit or other
readers.
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We use Citrix to publish IE to general user community.
We use a feature of Citrix called anonymous logins whereby the user
does
not
have to use their domain login account. They just navigate to the
citrix
portal and they are presented with the IE icon which they can
launch..

Everything works fine but sometimes when navigating between intranet
sites
they get the security message..

"You are about to leave a secure Internet connection. It will be
possible
for others to view information you send. Do you want to continue?"

If they click the check box to never ask the mssage agian they are
good to
go and are never prompted for that message again...

But when they logout and log back in they are faced with the same
issue.
The reason being since we use anonymous accounts to login to our
citrix
servers the profiles are always deleted when the session ends and
therefore
any settings are lost as well...

Where in the registry is this setting kept so that I can permanently
disable
it...?

Thanks for any help...

PS..Windows Server 2003 SP1