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Anders Gustafsson
Nov 6, 2009, 1:43:00 AM11/6/09
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Fin123,
> Hide mapped drives
>
I am with Andrew here. Do not map if they are not supposed to use them.
There are instances where you need to have drives that users are not
supposed to see, in which case you can use a windows policy to hide
them.
> Hide mapped drives
>
I am with Andrew here. Do not map if they are not supposed to use them.
There are instances where you need to have drives that users are not
supposed to see, in which case you can use a windows policy to hide
them.
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Anders Gustafsson
Nov 7, 2009, 3:09:56 AM11/7/09
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Fin123,
> my case is that the drive mapping h into my mapped drive and also have
> some applications my databases and I want to avoid is that my users can
> not see the databases for any copy
>
OK. It will be "security by obscurity" but look at Windows policies. Can
be pushed out by ZEN or a humble batchfile.
> my case is that the drive mapping h into my mapped drive and also have
> some applications my databases and I want to avoid is that my users can
> not see the databases for any copy
>
OK. It will be "security by obscurity" but look at Windows policies. Can
be pushed out by ZEN or a humble batchfile.
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