I have FFCE installed in a terminal services environment with roaming profiles. I use GPO's to lock down the servers. I am currently blocking access to the local drives.
Is there any way to block FFCE access to the local drives? I do not want my users to have this type of access. I have poured through the mozilla and firefox adm's with no luck.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Block FFCE access to local drives
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Using GPO's I redirect the 'Application Data' , 'My Documents' folders to the users Home Directory located on a remote storage SAN. The user has access to these areas. The user does not need access to any part of the local drives or the remaining portion of the local profile before it is copied back to the SAN upon logout.
The access that I am trying to block would be read and view access. If the user simply types C:\ in the Firefox address bar, she will have full view and read access to all files on the c drive.
If I cannot block this access, there is a good chance that I will be forced to remove Firefox from these terminal servers.
Is there something that I am missing?
The access that I am trying to block would be read and view access. If the user simply types C:\ in the Firefox address bar, she will have full view and read access to all files on the c drive.
If I cannot block this access, there is a good chance that I will be forced to remove Firefox from these terminal servers.
Is there something that I am missing?
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