Administrator Guide

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AdministrativeTrustedSitesOverride
BydesigntheDDP|ProtectedWorkspaceproductrunstheusersnativewebbrowserswithinanisolated
environment.Thisisolatedenvironmentkeepstheuser’sPCsafefrommaliciouscontentbutcanalso
causesomeinteroperabilityissueswithcertainwebsites.Ifthesewebsitesarebusinesscriticaland
trusted,theusershavethe
abilitytomanuallytrustthemlocally.Bytrustingthem,thesesiteswillbe
openedwithinthenativebrowseriftheURLisbrowsedtointheprotectedenvironment.
Asanaddedconvenience,administratorshavetheabilitytoapplyanoverridefilethataddsasetoftrusted
siteswithoutany
userinteraction.
TheoverridefileisasimpleTXTfilethatcanbecreat edinNotepadorasimilartexteditor.Createafile
withthename“trustedsites.txt”
Oncethisfileiscreated,itneedstobeplacedontoeachPCthatneedstheoverride.Thelocationforthis
file
needstobe:
C:\ProgramData\Invincea\Enterprise\Admin
Oncethisfileisinplace,start(orrestart)theDDP|ProtectedWorkspaceproductandtheseoverrideswill
takeeffect.
TheformatofthetrustedURLsneeds tobeinREGEXformat.Thefollowingsectionoutlineshowtocreate
URLsinthecorrectformat.
Here
aresomeexamplesofcorrectlyformattedURLs.Thepoundsign(#)indicatesafilecomment:
#The following lines designate trusted sites/domains
^https?://([^/]*\.)*adobe\.com/.*
^https?://([^/]*\.)*acrobat\.com/.*
^https?://([^/]*\.)*webex\.com/.*
^https?://([^/]*\.)*dell\.com/.*
^https://internal\.dell\.com:8080/.*
^ftp://dell/.*
Theproductperformsalinebylineexaminationofthetrustedsites.txtfileandstopsatthefirstmatch.The
followingsectionoutlinessomepossibleentriesintothetrustedsites.txtfileandwhattheresulting

outcomewouldbe.
^ftp://dell/.*
Theaboveentrywouldmatchanythingthatstarts withftp://dell/andwouldallowanyadditionaltextafter
thelast/.
^https?://([^/]*\.)*dell\.com/.*
Theaboveentrywouldmatchanythingthatstarts with“http://”or“https://”,endswith“.dell.com/”and
allowsanysubdomainsofdell.com.[^/]*isanythingthat
doesn’tcontaina“/”so“dell.com”mustshow
upinthebaseportionoftheURL.Inotherwords,thiswillmatchhttp://anything.dell.com/*,butwillnot
matchhttp://fakedell.com/*orhttp://anything.com/?imageurl=fake.dell.com/*.