Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration on Windows 2000 Andre Quesnell Support Professional Premi

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Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration on
Windows 2000Andre QuesnellSupport
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Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration on
Windows 2000

• Branding Microsoft Internet Explorer during
  Windows 2000 setup
• Post installation Internet Explorer
  management and
  maintenance

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Branding Internet Explorer During Windows 2000
Setup

• Internet Explorer components that can be modified
  during installation
• Branding using the Unattended.txt file
• Branding using an INS file created with the
  Internet Explorer Administration Kit

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File

• Modifying the Unattended.txt file using the
  Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (2)

• Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard Browser and
  Shell Settings

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (3)

• Select and set proxy configuration

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (4)

• Modify Home page, Help, and Search settings

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (5)

• Add Favorites

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (6)

• Manually editing the Unattended.txt file

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (7)

• Unattended.txt file modifications
• Proxy
• URL
• FavoritesEx
• Branding

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (8)

• Proxy
• FTP_Proxy_Server
• Gopher_Proxy_Server
• HTTP_Proxy_Server
• Proxy_Enable

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (9)

• Proxy Continued
• Proxy_Override
• Secure_Proxy_Server
• Socks_Proxy_Server
• Use_Same_Proxy

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (10)

• URL

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (11)

• FavoritesEx
• Title1MSN.url
• URL1http//www.microsoft.com/
• Title2Cable News Network.url
• URL2http//www.cnn.com

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Branding Using the Unattended.txt File (12)

• Branding
• BrandIEUsingUnattended
• IEBrandingFile

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation

• Install the IEAK
• Creating an INS file with the IEAK Profile
  Manager

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(2)

• Creating a custom INS using the IEAK Profile
  Manager
• Modify the selected setting that needs to be
  configured

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(3)

• INS modifications
• Browser Title
• Favorites and Links
• User Agent String
• Automatic Browser Configuration
• Proxy Settings

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(4)

• INS modifications
• Important URLs
• Channels
• Outlook Express Accounts
• Outlook Express IMAP Settings
• Outlook Express Custom Settings

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(5)

• INS modifications
• Outlook Express View Settings
• Outlook Express Compose Settings
• Address Book Directory Settings

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(6)

• Save the newly created INS file

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Branding Using the INS File During Installation
(7)

• Setting up to use your INS file in an automated
  installation

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation

• Run the Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation (2)

• Select the option to use the INS file created
  with the IEAK

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation (3)

• Type in the full path to the INS file you are
  using

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation (4)

• Complete the Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation (5)

• Verify that the INS file was copied into the
  OEM folder of your install share point

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Setting Up To Use Your INS File in an Automated
Installation (6)

• Verify that the INS file is correct

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Setting Up To Use an INS File in an Automated
Installation (7)

• Test the new installation before broad scale
  distribution

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Managing Internet Explorer on Existing Windows
2000 Installations

• Using the Group Policy Object and the Microsoft
  Management Console

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Managing Internet Explorer on Existing Windows
2000 Installations (2)

• Group Policy Management

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Group Policy Management

• Computer Configuration
• Internet Explorer

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Group Policy Management (2)

• User Configuration

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Group Policy Management (3)

• User Configuration
• Internet Explorer

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Group Policy Management (4)

• User Configuration
• NetMeeting

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Group Policy Management (5)

• User Configuration
• Active Desktop

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