The intranet is the private network that is formed by connecting several computers in a company. Intranet uses a similar protocol with the Internet. Intranet allows you to store internal private content such as company document and etc. The intranet is controlled by an administrator. The administrator will set a less stricter setting for the intranet content compare with the internet content.
The intranet and internet has a different way of allowing access to a page. If you want to visit a page on the internet, you should enter a full domain name. In intranet, you don't have to type in the full URL of the site to access it. You just have to enter a common name into the web address field including "http://sample". If you enable the intranet security, the Internet Explorer is able to detect the address difference and use the right security settings.
You don't have to install anything to enable the intranet security. There is a few steps that need to be taken to let Internet Explorer know that you are using intranet. First of all, you should launch the Internet Explorer. After that, you should select Internet Options from the Tools menu. Under Security tab, you should click on Local Intranet. Next, you should click on the Sites button. When the Local Intranet dialog box appears, you should uncheck Automatically detect Intranet network box. You should check all other boxes. To make the changes take effect, you must click on the OK button twice.
If the yellow information bar informs you that Internet Explorer has detect an intranet address, it means that Internet Explorer didn't automatically detect that you are connected to the intranet. To connect to the company intranet, you should discuss it with your network administrator.
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