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I loved your blog. Your posts are amazing. I think we are working on same job
Do you have any twitter account to follow you?
Take care.
Hi Yusuf
thanks for your comment
i just checked your blog – great articles, i just created a bookmark in my favs.
there’s a twitter account => check out http://www.twitter.com/christianoch
cheers
christian
Christian, I was wondering if you ever solved this issue? I’m having the same issue and it seems nobody has a good solution to this other than adding the info into the unattend.xml file to disable IE ESC.
How to disable IE Enhanced Security on Windows 2003 Server silently?
Sunday, August 16, 2009 6:11 AM by Christian M
Is there a way using a script / tool like OCSetup to enable/disable IE ESC on Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (R2) OSs?
I played around with an unattend.xml, tried to run it after/post install using OCSetup, but i havn’t been successful so far..
in the past (Windows Server 2003) we managed the IE ESC using an inf-file like:
[Components]
IEHardenUser=On
IEHardenAdmin=Off
and gave that file as an instruction to the SysOCManager like:
SYSOCMGR.EXE /i:%windir%\inf\sysoc.inf /u:%SystemDrive%\OSSetup\Un-HardenIE.inf
we’ve looked around for a similiar approach, but there are only hacks using RegKey to manipulate, resulting in a non-functional behaviour of the ServerManager GUI…
James, unfortunately NO! .. Sorry!
Christian
Hi, Christian.
Could you publish xml schema for remote desktop connection manager?
I’m writing small application on perl for convert another xml for use in your application, and can’t find any docs accept taylor-made analysing script…