Once completed, go to the resource and click ContainersĬreate a container, set the Blob to Public so the devices can grab the XML

Unless you have particular requirements, you can leave everything else as default and click Create No need for GRS or anything like that for something as basic as this Now we need somewhere to host the file and as we’re working with AAD joined machines, internet is the best option so I’ll use an Azure blobįirst create a storage account, I’m calling mine IntuneFiles because I’ll probably also use it for background images. You will notice there is no Open option so unless you want to get dirty with the xml, the only option is to Import a previously exported file

I would also suggest exporting the file at this point as well. Once you’ve added your sites, you’ll be able to see them in a list and edit/delete as needed Once installed, you’ll get a very simple GUI to use:Ĭlick Add and add the web address and the compatibility mode needed In this post I’m going to run through setting up a traditional site mode list hosted in an Azure blob as well as looking at the new Cloud Enterprise Site list (which is my preferred approach)Ĭhances are you have probably come across these at some point as they’ve been used since the days of IE7 with on-prem GPO setups, but for the benefit of those who haven’t (or are just rusty), I’ll run through from scratch.įirst we’ll need to install the Enterprise Mode Site List Manager from here If you have such websites, you have my sympathies, but you do have options available to you.

With the demise of Internet Explorer (RIP), the Enterprise Mode Site list is now an essential part of any estate where you have vendor websites which are only compatible with Internet Explorer.

Edge ie compatibility mode