A companys computer policy dictates that all users workstations must use the companys corporate web page as their default home page. Which of the following methods should an administrator use to…

While a logon script could set the homepage, Group Policy offers a more robust, secure, and centralized management solution for such settings without relying on scripting.

Setting the default homepage using Group Policy is the most effective and scalable method for deploying and enforcing standardized browser settings across an Active Directory environment. Group Policy Objects (GPOs) ensure consistent application and maintenance of this policy for all targeted users or computers.

Manually configuring the homepage on every workstation is highly inefficient, prone to human error, and impractical for large organizations, making compliance difficult to ensure.

Setting the homepage on a base computer image ensures it's configured during initial deployment, but it does not prevent users from changing it later or provide ongoing enforcement as Group Policy does.