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SK0-004 · Question #495

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

The correct answer is B. Set the default homepage to the corporate website in Group Policy. Group Policy is the correct method to enforce browser homepage settings across all domain workstations in a centralized and persistent manner.

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Question

A company's computer policy dictates that all users workstations must use the company's corporate web page as their default home page. Which of the following methods should an administrator use to BEST comply with this policy?

Options

  • AConfigure a logon script to set the homepage at logon.
  • BSet the default homepage to the corporate website in Group Policy.
  • CManually configure the homepage on all workstations and setup trace logs to ensure
  • DSet the default homepage to the corporate website on the base computer image.

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    82% (37)
  • C
    11% (5)
  • D
    2% (1)

Why each option

Group Policy is the correct method to enforce browser homepage settings across all domain workstations in a centralized and persistent manner.

AConfigure a logon script to set the homepage at logon.

Logon scripts can set the homepage at logon, but users can change it back after the script runs because there is no enforcement mechanism preventing modification.

BSet the default homepage to the corporate website in Group Policy.Correct

Group Policy allows administrators to deploy and enforce browser settings, including the default homepage, across all domain-joined workstations from a single location. The policy is applied at logon and reapplied at refresh intervals, preventing users from permanently overriding the setting. This satisfies the requirement for consistent, policy-driven enforcement without manual intervention.

CManually configure the homepage on all workstations and setup trace logs to ensure

Manually configuring each workstation is not scalable and trace logs are passive - they detect changes after the fact but do not prevent users from altering the homepage.

DSet the default homepage to the corporate website on the base computer image.

Setting the homepage in the base image only applies at provisioning time and users can change it afterward since no ongoing enforcement is in place.

Concept tested: Enforcing browser settings via Group Policy

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/configure-microsoft-edge

Topics

#Group Policy#homepage policy#browser configuration#policy enforcement

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