How to Whitelist Websites in Microsoft Internet Explorer for SSO

How to Whitelist Websites in Microsoft Internet Explorer for SSO

Introduction
The Internet Explorer browser uses a variety of categories and applies different security levels to each category. For example, Internet Explorer can block potentially dangerous content such as ActiveX or Java scripts on general websites yet allow the content on sites that you know and trust. You can add URLs to the "Trusted Sites" list of Internet Explorer to "whitelist" those sites, indicating that they are safe and trusted.

Add URLs to Whitelist

  1. In the Windows taskbar, click the Internet Explorer icon. If the taskbar is not visible, click the "Desktop" tile on the Start menu or press the "Windows- D" key combination to switch to the Windows desktop view.
  2. Click the "Tools" icon resembling a gear and select Internet Options.
  3. Select Security tab, and then click the "Trusted Sites" icon with a green check symbol.
  4. Click Sites to view the current list of trusted or whitelist URLs.
  5. Click Add this website to the zone. Enter the URL of the site you want to whitelist, such as http://www.ehow.com. Remember to include the "http://" and "www." prefixes if they are part of the address.
  6. Click Add to whitelist the URL. The site appears on the list of trusted sites. If you want to remove an existing trusted site, click the corresponding address on the list and press "Remove."
  7. Click Close and then OK. The site is now trusted by Internet Explorer.

Whitelist URLs for SSO
Below domains need to be whitelisted for authentication using Azure AD.

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