If you enable Folder Redirection from a GPO, or even if you are trying to run a program from a non-local source, you'll run into this dialogue box:
For me, it was particularly annoying as it would happen when accessing any item from the start menu on our remote desktop server, as we were redirecting the AppData folder as well.
The fix is through GPO. I assume you know how to make a new GPO, and so to save time, here is the location.
User Configuration - Administative Templates - Windows Components - Internet Explorer - Internet Control Panel - Security Page ... then it's Site to Zone Assignment List
I set both values for my file server here. You could also use a wildcard like *.yourdomain.com if you liked.
2 is the value for Trusted Sites. Check the help in the GPO Management box for other options.
The only downside to this is that now the user can't add their own trusted domains, as once it's specified in GPO, it can't be altered by the user.
For me, it was particularly annoying as it would happen when accessing any item from the start menu on our remote desktop server, as we were redirecting the AppData folder as well.
The fix is through GPO. I assume you know how to make a new GPO, and so to save time, here is the location.
User Configuration - Administative Templates - Windows Components - Internet Explorer - Internet Control Panel - Security Page ... then it's Site to Zone Assignment List
I set both values for my file server here. You could also use a wildcard like *.yourdomain.com if you liked.
2 is the value for Trusted Sites. Check the help in the GPO Management box for other options.
The only downside to this is that now the user can't add their own trusted domains, as once it's specified in GPO, it can't be altered by the user.