I have created a rule to check if a regictry key exists and if not, direct the user to a web page where they click a link that runs a script that creates the key. It adds our domain to the list of trusted sites in IE by adding the following key: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ZoneMap\Domains\rmc.edu The script works - the key shows up as intended and our domian is listed under trusted sites. It seems that Clean Access directs the user to the link regardless of whether the key is there or not though. If its not there, Clean Access directs the user to the site and the user executes the script -as I said, the script works and sets the key - but Clean Access does not recognize it on subsequent tries and the user is stuck in an endless loop. Is there something that I am missing when creating registry checks? I have gone over it and over it again and the key is there and it is correct. Any help is appreciated - thanks!
Jeff Hague Network Manager & TSO Adjunct Faculty - Computer Science Randolph-Macon College Ashland, VA [EMAIL PROTECTED]<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (804) 752-3710
