Internet explorer 11 deployment

Hi All,
Our organisation has decide to upgrade the Internet explorer from 9 to 11. Currently IE 9 is installed on Windows 7 SP1 machines.
We are planning to deploy it Via SCCM 2012, and from AD front we have mullti domain.
So would like to know more about enterprise mode activation via group policy on multi domain. Any links or article which can help me for deployment of IE11, would be helpful.
Hi All,
Our organisation has decide to upgrade the Internet explorer from 9 to 11. Currently IE 9 is installed on Windows 7 SP1 machines.
We are planning to deploy it Via SCCM 2012, and from AD front we have mullti domain.
So would like to know more about enterprise mode activation via group policy on multi domain. Any links or article which can help me for deployment of IE11, would be helpful.
Hi All,
Our organisation has decide to upgrade the Internet explorer from 9 to 11. Currently IE 9 is installed on Windows 7 SP1 machines.
We are planning to deploy it Via SCCM 2012, and from AD front we have mullti domain.
So would like to know more about enterprise mode activation via group policy on multi domain. Any links or article which can help me for deployment of IE11, would be helpful.
Thanks HA

Check this blog post for more information:
http://deploymentbunny.com/2014/06/22/nice-to-knowimplementing-internet-explorer-enterprise-mode-with-central-logging-to-asp-page/

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