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# Add Or Remove Trusted Site

Add a URL to the Intune trusted sites list or remove it

### Description

Adds a URL to the site-to-zone assignment list of a Windows configuration policy in Intune, or removes it again. That list puts a URL into an Internet Explorer security zone such as Trusted sites. It can also list all trusted sites policies with their entries.

### Implementation notes

The runbook decrypts the `omaSettings` of the custom configuration policy using the approach described in [this call4cloud article](https://call4cloud.nl/2021/09/the-isencrypted-with-steve-zissou/). This currently requires the Microsoft Graph beta endpoint.

### Location

Organization → General → Add Or Remove Trusted Site

**Full Runbook name**

rjgit-org\_general\_add-or-remove-trusted-site

### Details

| Property         | Value                               |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Version          | 1.0.1                               |
| Required modules | RealmJoin.RunbookHelper (>= 0.8.10) |
| Schedulable      | no                                  |

### Permissions

#### Application permissions

* **Type**: Microsoft Graph
  * DeviceManagementConfiguration.ReadWrite.All
    * *Reads and updates the Site-to-Zone assignment policy including secret OMA settings*

### Parameters

#### Action

Add puts the URL into the policy, Remove takes it out, List shows the policies and their entries.

| Property      | Value |
| ------------- | ----- |
| Required      | true  |
| Default Value | 2     |
| Type          | Int32 |

**Portal options**

| Portal option                   | Value |
| ------------------------------- | ----- |
| Add URL to trusted sites        | 0     |
| Remove URL from trusted sites   | 1     |
| List all trusted sites policies | 2     |

#### Url

Address to add or remove, starting with http\:// or https\://.

| Property      | Value  |
| ------------- | ------ |
| Required      | false  |
| Default Value |        |
| Type          | String |

#### Zone

Security zone the URL is assigned to: My computer (0), Local intranet (1), Trusted sites (2), Internet (3) or Restricted sites (4).

| Property      | Value |
| ------------- | ----- |
| Required      | false |
| Default Value | 1     |
| Type          | Int32 |

**Portal options**

| Portal option        | Value |
| -------------------- | ----- |
| My computer (0)      | 0     |
| Local intranet (1)   | 1     |
| Trusted sites (2)    | 2     |
| Internet (3)         | 3     |
| Restricted sites (4) | 4     |

#### DefaultPolicyName

Policy used when several trusted sites policies exist and none is named.

| Property         | Value                                  |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Required         | false                                  |
| Default Value    | Windows 10 - Trusted Sites             |
| Type             | String                                 |
| Hidden in portal | yes (preset via runbook customization) |

#### IntunePolicyName

Policy to change. Leave empty to pick one automatically.

| Property      | Value  |
| ------------- | ------ |
| Required      | false  |
| Default Value |        |
| Type          | String |

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