How do I get rid of the Application Warning?

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Greg Candido

I just installed my new Citrix Server running on Windows 2003 Server w/
Terminal Services enabled.

My accounting program get this warning message dialogue box before
executing. The box informs the users that the file could potentially be a
virus and harmful if open. Now there is a check box that is grey out that
says I will always be asked before opening. Since my application is a
shortcut to a mapped drive on my backend server I need to click 'Open'
everytime before execution. Since the file is an EXE file, this check box is
not available and I will always be asked before opening this type of file.

How do I remove that warning message, I confident that my program is okay.

Any Ideas?

Greg
 
I believe this is controlled by this setting

Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Local Intranet -> Custom Level -> Launchine Applications and unsafe files - "Enable"

or via Microsoft .Net Framwork configuration, you can alow access to the entire Intranet Zone, or a named assembly

Patrick Rous
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Serve
http://www.workthin.co

----- Greg Candido wrote: ----

I just installed my new Citrix Server running on Windows 2003 Server w
Terminal Services enabled

My accounting program get this warning message dialogue box befor
executing. The box informs the users that the file could potentially be
virus and harmful if open. Now there is a check box that is grey out tha
says I will always be asked before opening. Since my application is
shortcut to a mapped drive on my backend server I need to click 'Open
everytime before execution. Since the file is an EXE file, this check box i
not available and I will always be asked before opening this type of file

How do I remove that warning message, I confident that my program is okay

Any Ideas

Gre
 
Can I do this via GROUP POLICY? If so where do I find this policy to
enable or disable this operation?

Greg


Patrick Rouse said:
I believe this is controlled by this setting:

Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Local
Click to expand...
Intranet -> Custom Level -> Launchine Applications and unsafe files -
"Enable".
or via Microsoft .Net Framwork configuration, you can alow access to the
Click to expand...
entire Intranet Zone, or a named assembly.
 
Okay, I made the changes under my administrator profile but when my regular
user logins in he does get the same setting as the administrator. Why is
this?? How do I change that?

Greg


Patrick Rouse said:
I believe this is controlled by this setting:

Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Local
Click to expand...
Intranet -> Custom Level -> Launchine Applications and unsafe files -
"Enable".
or via Microsoft .Net Framwork configuration, you can alow access to the
Click to expand...
entire Intranet Zone, or a named assembly.
 
That's because all desktop settings are per user profile. You can change this for everyone here

Group Policy -> User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Internet Explorer Maintenance -> Security -> Security Zones & Content Ratings -> Import current security zones & privacy setting

Patrick Rous
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Serve
http://www.workthin.co

----- Greg Candido wrote: ----

Okay, I made the changes under my administrator profile but when my regula
user logins in he does get the same setting as the administrator. Why i
this?? How do I change that

Gre


Patrick Rouse said:
I believe this is controlled by this setting
Click to expand...
Intranet -> Custom Level -> Launchine Applications and unsafe files
"Enable"
 
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