I cant think of a policy that would work for you but if it's not a lot of servers, I would just use disk mgmt to unassign a letter to the cdrom. When the time comes that you need it, just use disk mgmt to give it a drive letter and have at it. You're not going to be able to have a drive letter assigned to something, hide it, and use that same drive letter for a mapped drive.
| Angela Smith <angela_smith9@hotmail.com> Sent by: thin-bounce@freelists.org 03/23/2009 06:39 PM
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Hi
When users run Windows Explorer, the Citrix Server CDROM is mapped. Is there a way to stop the CDROM mapping so its not mapped? I dont want to hide the CDROM letter via a GPO as I want to use the same drive letter to map to a network share.
Eg CDROM uses drive letter G: I want to map G: to map to another network location
I know I can remove the letter assigned to the CDROM on each server via Disk Management but I would rather not as I use the CDROM on each server once in a while. Im hoping there would be a GPO that would prevent the CDROM from mapping. I could then use the same drive letter to add my new network mapping
Thanks
Ang
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