Configuring Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome

The configuration of Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome is based on the Internet options in Microsoft Windows.

  1. Open Internet options in one of the following ways:
    1. Start Internet Explorer and open the Tools > Internet options menu.

    2. Open the Windows Run program (press Windows + R) and type inetcpl.cpl.

  2. In the Security tab, select Local intranet.
  3. Click on Sites, then on Advanced.
  4. Add the website https://firewall_serial_number.dns_domain to the zone (e.g., https://SN710A000099999999.stormshield.com).
  5. Ensure that the option Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone has been selected.
  6. Confirm and go back to the Security tab in the Tools > Internet options menu.
  7. With the Local intranet selected, click on Custom level.
  8. Under Settings > User authentication > Logon, check that the option Automatic logon only in Intranet zone has been selected.
  9. Confirm and go back to the Security tab in the Tools > Internet options menu.
  10. Open the Advanced tab, and under Settings > Security, ensure that Enable Integrated Windows Authentication* is checked.
  11. Apply the configuration.

If you are accessing the Internet via a proxy, set up an exception for the firewall:

  1. In Tools > Internet Options, select the Connections tab.
  2. Click on LAN settings and select Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dial-up or VPN connections).
  3. Click on Advanced.
  4. In the Exceptions field, add https://firewall_serial_number.dns_domain (e.g., https://SN710A000099999999.stormshield.com).
  5. Apply the configuration.