Sorry but windows active directory does not provide this functionality.
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I have question is there a posibility that on my 2019 server with active directory to create there C drive fictive. So that my users see only that C drive. And not the orginal C drive of the laptop ore anny thing els.
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2023-07-25T06:37:24.1466667+00:00 is there a other way to do this?
Greetings Hans
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2023-07-25T11:25:24.2333333+00:00 Not that I'm aware of. This would take some sort of custom coding. Nothing native for this.
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2023-07-26T08:47:42.0166667+00:00 close this topic
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2023-07-27T12:23:05.2966667+00:00 Please don't forget to close up the thread here by marking answer.
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