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If not success, and the Retry button does not work, close Edge and check again.Attempt to launch Internet Explorer: Success.If there are any issues, navigate to edge://compat and ensure the following are showing in the Internet Explorer mode Diagnostics:.The site should appear with an IE icon in the address bar.

Open Edge and navigate to the .unm.edu website, or any other IE Mode added site to test.

gpupdate /force can also be used but, it works without force as well.

Open a Command Prompt in Admin mode and run gpupdate.

Add any additional sites to the site list as needed.

Download, install, and run the Enterprise Mode Site List Manager (schema v.2) to edit the site list.

Configure the Enterprise Mode Site List.

Configure Internet Explorer integration.Enabled (This allows to view the settings through edge://compat).Allow access to the Enterprise Mode Site List Manager tool.Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Microsoft Edge.Path URL: file:///c:\\Path\\to\\EnterpriseMode.xml.Use the Enterprise Mode IE Website list.Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer.Configure the Local Computer Policy to use the EnterpriseMode.xml file.The EnterpriseMode.xml file currently contains only one site (.unm.edu).Place the EnterpriseMode.xml file in a location that can be edited.Confirm by opening Local Group Policy editor (gpedit.exe) and ensure it loads and shows the Microsoft Edge policies (Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Microsoft Edge.Copy msedge.adml into C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\en-U.Copy msedge.admx into C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions.Install the group policy objects for Edge configuration from the zip file.Ensure that all users’ computers have access to Microsoft Edge or Chrome.Ensure CMA is deployed across the user base.Please see the notes below on Session Management before progressing this option. Organisations wishing to route their e-RS traffic over the Internet can move away from IE11 by deploying CMA (this will still need an HSCN connection for the smartcard authentication and assumes the organisation is behind the NHS Secure Boundary) and providing users with a new URL to access the service (). No change is required to the e-RS URL via HSCN.įor Providers and non-GP Practice Referring organisations within the NHS Secure Boundary only Advise your users to start using e-RS via Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.Ensure that all users’ computers have access to Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.Ensure the Credential Management Application (CMA) is deployed across the user base.For Referring organisations and Providing organisations (Recommended)