How can Internet Explorer be centrally managed for several computers?
A. In the Advanced tab of the Internet options dialog box
B. By way of a group policy
C. By creating an organizational unit
D. In the Registry
B. Group policies can be used in a domain environment to centrally manage Internet Explorer running on multiple computers. The Internet options dialog box in Internet Explorer enables a user to configure settings for that individual browser. Group policies should be linked to an organizational unit. The Registry can manage Internet Explorer for a single computer but no more than that.
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