The issue might be caused by different reasons, and you could also try the following:. Unfortunately this marked answer did not solve the issue for my environment. Am actually confused why JasonGuo marked it as the answer. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. There are three vital keys, and two recommended keys. The recommended keys are; Date and Description. I recommend using them because it enables tracking of the trusted locations.
Key settings AllowNetworkLocations: By default network locations will always not be trusted. AllowSubfolders By default when a location is trusted, its sub-folders will not be trusted. The name of the key is: AllowSubfolders The value of the key is: 1 Path The value of the key is the full path to your project don't forget the ending slash.
It is formatted like this: Format: DD. If you are still interested in using this technique please read this and this.
There are locations which are trusted by default. If you install your files in one of those locations, you won't be troubled by security prompts. For more than one reason; that isn't recommended. If you would like to pursue this course please read this comprehensive Microsoft article, it lists all of those locations.
Therefore the recommended solution would be to do so as part of your setup routine. In this article we will discuss several ways that the developer can accomplish that. For a guide how to use it please read this. In the second-to-last step, in the second half of the screen you will have an option to add "Additional Registry Keys". External Program Gunter Avenius created a simple program to add a directory to the list of trusted locations.
The reason I have mentioned it here is that it can be called from the command line, and it also has a switch to run the program silently. There are four separate programs; AddPath. Default is the location of the program. Default will trust subfolders. By default network locations will not be trusted. On the Security tab, click Trusted sites , and then click Sites. In the Add this Web site to the zone box, type or select the address of the website, and then click Add.
Note: If you want Internet Explorer to verify that the server for each website in this zone is secure before you connect to any websites in this zone, select the Require server verification https: for all sites in this zone check box. Note: By default, no websites are assigned to the Trusted Sites zone, and the security level for the Trusted Sites zone is set to Low. The following image is an example of an Outlook warning when a suspicious link is clicked.
Homograph attack, or spoofed websites Options in the Trust Center can help protect you from malicious intent, such as a homograph attack , which are web addresses that use alphabet characters from different languages.
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