7 I’d like to add two IP addresses of our servers to the local intranet on a list of computers. It seems that there are some problem with our policy and some PCs take it while others not. Is it possible to add them from command line in order to run a batch every time a user logon to domain?
Generally the block intranet access tends to be an all or nothing affair. Either you block communication in both directions to/from the intranet to the Guest Network Pro clients or you don't.
I get it, but instead of using the commands and using the IIS create self signed certificate feature I was able to access it locally but not over the intranet , i,e on other devices such as mobile phones or laptop connected on the same internet.
Intranet is shared content accessed by members within a single organization. Extranet is shared content accessed by groups through cross-enterprise boundaries. Internet is global communication accessed through the Web. For better comprehension, take a look at this drawing: Summary: The Internet, extranets, and intranets all rely on the same TCP/IP technologies. However, they are different in ...
An intranet is a private network. Usually intranet is not used as a term for home networks, but technically every LAN is an intranet, or part of one. A L ocal A rea N etwork is local. An intranet doesn't have to be local, it can be the private network of a company with 3 offices which are all linked up with a W ide A rea N etwork.