MD-102 · Question #154
The network contains computers that run Windows 10. The default browser on all the computers is Microsoft Edge. You need to ensure that all users only use Internet Explorer to connect to the…
The correct answer is B. From the local policy, configure Enterprise Mode. Enterprise Mode, configured via local or Group Policy, allows administrators to define an Enterprise Mode Site List. URLs on that list open automatically in Internet Explorer, while all other URLs continue to open in Microsoft Edge. This is the only mechanism that redirects…
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The network contains computers that run Windows 10. The default browser on all the computers is Microsoft Edge. You need to ensure that all users only use Internet Explorer to connect to the internal portal. The solution must ensure that Microsoft Edge can be used to connect to all other websites. What should you do from each computer?
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- AFrom Internet Explorer, configure the Compatibility View settings
- BFrom the local policy, configure Enterprise Mode
- CFrom Microsoft Edge, configure the Advanced Site Settings
- DFrom the Settings app, configure the default web browser settings
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- B78% (21)
- C15% (4)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Enterprise Mode, configured via local or Group Policy, allows administrators to define an Enterprise Mode Site List. URLs on that list open automatically in Internet Explorer, while all other URLs continue to open in Microsoft Edge. This is the only mechanism that redirects specific sites to IE while preserving Edge as the default for everything else. Compatibility View (A) only affects rendering, not redirection. Advanced Site Settings in Edge (C) and the default browser setting (D) do not provide per-site browser enforcement.
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