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My IE9 (Win 7, 64bit) refuses to accept cookies from Intranet sites.
If I use the "full" name of the server, it will accept cookies.
For instance, if the server is called "server1" and has a full DNS name of "server1.internal.com", then IE9 ignores cookies from http://server1 but accepts them from http://server1.internal.com.
I've changed all the settings I can find to allow cookies, but it still fails.
When looking at any site on http://server1, the "Safety" / "Webpage privacy policy" dialog lists the current page on http://server1 and says that cookies are Blocked. Clicking on "Summary" opens a dialog where I can change it to say "Always allow this site to use cookies", but even though that is set, the browser STILL ignores the cookies!
Any ideas?
Updates, to respond to 3 comments
- I can add the server name to "Trusted Sites" but it doesn't solve the problem.
- In Security, Local Intranet, settings are at default
- In Security, Local Intranet, Sites...
- Automatically detect intranet network is checked.
- I've added this server name to the list of web sites in the Advanced dialog
So far, nothing has worked. I am able to live with the issue because I can use the fully qualified name of the computer, and all is fine. And Chrome and Firefox have no problems...
Can you add the short name to your Trusted Sites list? – Steve – 2011-06-10T04:32:25.453
What happens if you set the security level back to default settings for Local Intranet? – Steve – 2011-06-10T04:36:54.310
Also, review the sites listed in Local Intranet: http://s3.amazonaws.com/satisfaction-production/s3_images/310774/ie_security_tab_inline.png
– Steve – 2011-06-10T04:38:45.523Quick update... this problem still persists today! But since I can use the FQDN, and avoid using IE when possible, I can live with the issue. – Glen Little – 2012-09-20T18:10:57.713
It must be something in Windows, because it has continued after installing IE10 and then installing IE11! – Glen Little – 2013-11-06T16:26:01.337