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Within IE, people are provided with security setting dialog to decide whether a website is rendered as an internet or an intranet site.
My question is how do you tell the current page you loaded is a internet or intranet in IE 9 or 10? Since I could not find the status bar like those ones in IE 7 or 8
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You can look in File -> Properties. Press Alt to display the menu bar if it's not there. There you can see "Local intranet" or "Internet".
the only way to tell is to query two different DNS-servers (your own and a public one). If both return the same result, then it's an internet domain. if the public DNS-server isn't able to resolve the address, then it's most likely an intranet domain.
Click Security Page, right-click Intranet Sites: Include all local (intranet) sites not listed in other zones, and then click Properties. Click Enabled, and then click OK. Right-click Turn on automatic detection of the intranet, and then click Properties. Click Disabled, and then click OK.
You can look in File -> Properties.
Press Alt to display the menu bar if it's not there.
There you can see "Local intranet" or "Internet".
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