I have a new XenApp 7.9 environment and is experiencing a minor issue that I can't solve.
We have installed Google Chrome, since some of the websites that the users are using doesn't work correctly in Internet Explorer.
Then we have a lot of URL's in the start menu - the common links that many users use. The first time a users starts a URL they are prompted for which program that should the file type - this happens for both http and https filetype.
They can choose "Citrix Metaframe Server FTA", IE, and Google Chrome.
I would like IE to be the default browser for all users, so they don't get this prompt, since it could confuse a lot of our users.
But if some users prefer to use Google Chrome as standard browser, that's fine as well.
I figured out that the GPP for file association doesn't work for server 2012R2 or Windows 10.
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Kim Laurits Kristensen
Hi,
I have a new XenApp 7.9 environment and is experiencing a minor issue that I can't solve.
We have installed Google Chrome, since some of the websites that the users are using doesn't work correctly in Internet Explorer.
Then we have a lot of URL's in the start menu - the common links that many users use. The first time a users starts a URL they are prompted for which program that should the file type - this happens for both http and https filetype.
They can choose "Citrix Metaframe Server FTA", IE, and Google Chrome.
I would like IE to be the default browser for all users, so they don't get this prompt, since it could confuse a lot of our users.
But if some users prefer to use Google Chrome as standard browser, that's fine as well.
I figured out that the GPP for file association doesn't work for server 2012R2 or Windows 10.
I noticed this article:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/internet-explorer/ie11-deploy-guide/set-the-default-browser-using-group-policy?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
But the problem is that this way I will for the default file associations for all users - every time.
And I wan't the users to be able to choose their own file associations.
Is there any way at all to do this in server 2012R2?
I found this guide:
http://appsensebigot.blogspot.dk/2015/10/deploying-per-user-file-type.html
But that doesn't work for http and https associations.
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