Configuring Microsoft Edge
Ensure that the Microsoft Edge browser on the end user’s system is configured to support Kerberos authentication. Use the Group Policy Management Editor to configure the browser.
Before you begin
To use the administrative template for Microsoft Edge, download it from the Microsoft website. For more information, see Configure Microsoft Edge policy settings.
Steps
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Start the Group Policy Management Editor from Windows Administrative Tools.
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Go to Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Microsoft Edge → Internet Control Panel → Security Page → Site to Zone Assignment List → Show Contents.
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Do one of the following:
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If the environment is not configured with a custom domain, in the Show Contents window, for Value Name, enter the first trusted address, and in the Value column, enter
1. Enter the second trusted address, and in the Value column, enter1. Click OK. For more information about the trusted URI values, see Configuring end user browsers. -
If the environment is configured with a custom domain, in the Show Contents window, for Value Name, enter the custom domain, and in the Value column, enter
1. Click OK. For more information about the trusted URI values, see Configuring end user browsers.
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Configure the Internet Zone options.
The path to the Microsoft Edge settings can vary depending on your version of Windows.
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Go to User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Microsoft Edge → Internet Control Panel → Security Page → Internet Zone → Logon options.
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In the Logon Options window, for the Logon options list, select Automatic logon with current user name and password. Click OK.
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Configure the Intranet Zone options.
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Go to User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Microsoft Edge → Internet Control Panel → Security Page → Intranet Zone → Logon options.
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In the Logon Options window, in the Logon options list, select Automatic logon with current user name and password. Click OK.
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