Accept internet policy before IE loads

[adamyoung]

How can I create a webpage in internet explorer which the students have to click ok to before they can access the internet?

[alan-d]

I'm not sure you can do it for IE alone. Usually the AUP is displayed at logon.

 

If that is what you meant then it's located in AD

 

Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - Security Options and its 2 of the Interactive logons you are after.

[adamyoung]

How can you set an AUP at logon, do they have to accept it to allow logon to continue?

[Geoff]

Buried deep in the GPO's.

 

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/ServerHelp/6c1aa83e-06fd-422c-b38f-a4a56032ce0a.mspx

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/ServerHelp/5a2ce45b-04e3-4f8b-92a1-3f5a464896c2.mspx

[alan-d]

How can you set an AUP at logon, do they have to accept it to allow logon to continue?

 

Look at the path I listed above and all will be clear You just need to type in your AUP message.

[tosca925]

Excellent Snap Shot

[adamyoung]

I wrote a little app in VB, if you click Accept it loads IE, if you click Decline it terminates

 

My first VB app, using MS VB Express 2005, which is free!

[ianniow]

I know this thread is quite old but I thought I would add my tuppence worth.

I got round the problem by using a shortcut to Iexplorer but in kiosk mode with the hme page being the acceptable use page.

This had an accept button that opened a new window for ie that then gave them access to the internet.

[webman]

If I had to do this, I'd set the default homepage to a script on our Intranet. When the script is loaded, it would check a database of users and whether or not they accept/decline the AUP (bare with me ) - if they accepted it - redirect to our Intranet portal-type page or Google. If declined or not logged on before, show the AUP with Accept/Decline actions. The response would then be sent to said database.