[gptalk] Re: Terminal Service drive redirection
- From: "Darren Mar-Elia" <darren@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 10:53:13 -0700
Mika-
I don't have any good ideas here since I haven't worked with this setting
specifically. One thing to try. I've noticed while playing around with my
Group Policy Spy tool is that there are some policy settings that Microsoft
has not captured in ADM (or ADMX). In other words, some Windows components
implement policy settings that are not all represented in templates. That
also goes for cases where sometimes a per-computer policy is also per-user
but not represented in the ADM. That being said, it may be worth trying to
set that policy per-user (e.g. through the registry directly) to see if the
user respects it. If not, then perhaps others have a good idea.
Darren
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Behalf Of Mika Seitsonen
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 8:51 AM
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Subject: [gptalk] Terminal Service drive redirection
Hi,
A company has a need for a solution that meets the following requirements:
1. User cannot use terminal service drive redirection to copy files
into his/her computer from the computer into which the user opens a Remote
Desktop Connection
2. A member of a certain group (e.g. administrators) can use terminal
service drive redirection to copy files into his/her computer from the
computer into which the user opens a Remote Desktop Connection
This setting is available in the Group Policy on Computer
Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal
Services\Terminal Server\Device and Resource Redirection\Do not allow drive
redirection. Since it is on the computer side, it is not possible to target
a user or a user group. Does anybody have an idea how to implement this in
order to meet the requirements? Kind of "user loopback processing reversed"
i.e. computer setting based on the user location.
Thanks and regards,
Mika
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