Block DameWare mini remote control application using GP
hi ,
i block dameware mini remote control application in organization using group policy .
if possible ,please share procedure
hi,
thanks posting.
to block specific application, can use software restriction group policy. so, please refer following steps:
1. start gpmc, , open gpo edit.
2. expand following items: computer configuration->policies->windows settings->security settings->software restriction policies. right-click software restrictions, , select new software restriction policies.
3. 2 nodes appear under software restriction policies: security levels , additional rules. select security levels.
4. under security levels, 3 levels displayed: disallowed default blocking of software, basic user software can run run without administrator credentials, , unrestricted allows software run. if right-click option unrestricted, option “set default” appears, forcing policy mode (unrestricted default). if leave unrestricted default, can add entries disallowed block applications/source. alternatively, can set disallowed default, add exceptions basic user/unrestricted can run. lot of work necessary controlled environment.
5. want add disallowed rule, select additional rules.
6. right-click additional rules, , various types of rules appear (i.e., hash, certificate, network zone, , path). select new path rule.
7. enter path name or filename, , enter description. can browse if path locally available. click ok. can use environment variables part of path rules. example, instead of using c:\program files, can use %programfiles%, %programfiles(x86)% (for 64-bit platforms), , %windir%. can use wildcard (*) part of path.
8. click ok, , close gpo editor.
after client refreshes, group policy disallows specified application or application in specified path.
more information how configure software restriction policy, please visit:
software restriction policies tools , settings
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc782454.aspx
thanks.
nina
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