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Local Drives On server

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ekke

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Feb 27, 2002
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How do you restrict user client's so they do not see the citrix servers local drives.
 
Cut and past everything in red to NOTEPAD. Save this file as an ADM file and load it in your System Policy editor.
The file comes with preset options as to which drives to hide. But you can create your own choices of drives to hide as well using the instructions within the file.

Good Luck.


CLASS USER

CATEGORY !!FTR

CATEGORY !!Restrictions

POLICY !!HideDrives

;
; This policy is will only show or hide the specified drives
; in the client session. The registry key that this policy
; effects uses a decimal number which corresponds to a 26 bit
; binary string, with each bit representing a drive letter:
;
; 11111111111111111111111111
; ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
;
; 1=hide and 0=show. The above configuration corresponds to 67108863d and will
; hide all drives. If you wanted to hide the C: drive you would make
; the 3rd lowest bit a 0 and then convert the binary string to decimal.
;
; Note: Clearing the check box will delete the "NoDrives" entry
; entirely, and therefore, all drives will be automatically shown.
;
; Feel free to add aditional drive configurations or remove others.
; If you want to configure this policy to show a different combination
; of drives, create the desired binary string, convert to decimal
; and add a new entry to the ITEMLISTand define the string.
;
; Remember that this function affects Explorer and Explrer-style dialogs
; but it has NO effect on the command line.
;
; The naming conventions used below is that a ~ means hide and _ mean shown only
;


KEYNAME Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

PART !!HideDrivesOptions DROPDOWNLIST
VALUENAME "NoDrives"
ITEMLIST
Name !!HideDrives~all VALUE NUMERIC 67108863
NAME !!HideDrives~A VALUE NUMERIC 1
NAME !!HideDrives~C VALUE NUMERIC 4
NAME !!HideDrives~CD VALUE NUMERIC 12
NAME !!HideDrives~CDA VALUE NUMERIC 13
NAME !!HideDrives~M VALUE NUMERIC 4096
NAME !!HideDrives~MN VALUE NUMERIC 12288
NAME !!HideDrives~MNA VALUE NUMERIC 12289
NAME !!HideDrives_C VALUE NUMERIC 67108859
NAME !!HideDrives_U VALUE NUMERIC 66060287
NAME !!HideDrives_UA VALUE NUMERIC 66060286

END ITEMLIST
REQUIRED
END PART
PART !!DriveRestrictions_Tip1 TEXT END PART
PART !!DriveRestrictions_Tip2 TEXT END PART
PART !!DriveRestrictions_Tip3 TEXT END PART
;
; NOTE: This is a sample policy that conflits with the
; Shell\Restrictions\Hide Drives policy defined in common.adm and the
; in the ZAK. It is provided as a template that defines common drive
; configurations in MetaFrame
;
END POLICY
END CATEGORY

END CATEGORY



[strings]
FTR="FuturLink Policy"
Restrictions="Drive Restrictions"
HideDrives="Hide (or show) the selected drives"
HideDrivesOptions="Choose from the following configuration:"
HideDrives~all="All Drives are hidden"
HideDrives~A="Do Not show A:"
HideDrives~C="Do Not show C:"
HideDrives~CD="Do Not show C: and D:"
HideDrives~CDA="Do Not show A: C: and D:"
HideDrives~M="Do Not show M:"
HideDrives~MN="Do Not show M: and N:"
HideDrives~MNA="Do Not show A: M: and N:"
HideDrives_C="Show Only C:"
HideDrives_U="Show Only U:"
HideDrives_UA="Show Only A: and U:"
DriveRestrictions_Tip1=" Note: This is a sample policy that conflits with any Hide Drives"
DriveRestrictions_Tip2=" policy defined in common.adm and/or in the ZAK. It is provided to"
DriveRestrictions_Tip3=" define common drive configurations in MetaFrame."


;Policy by Mark "Gos" Gosson for CCIs and CCAs everywhere Dave Namou, MCSE CCEA
 
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