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    Install USBDLM domain wide - How?

    As per the title.

    Can it be done? How?

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    GPO Software install

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    This works OK?

    I just wondered as USBDLM is run as a service.

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    GPO software install can install most apps if packaged correctly - does anyone know if theres an MSI for it?

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    Last time I deployed it the MSI was fine, but I had to script fleshing out the .ini file and restarting the service.

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    i deployed it just with a machine startup batch file

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    Quote Originally Posted by RabbieBurns View Post
    i deployed it just with a machine startup batch file
    Me too, you can use "USBDLM -silentinstall" in a batch script. Quick and simple.

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    I Deploy it either as part of the base image or as a silent script install and use new files option in GP to push out the .ini file

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    Yes, I'm just trying to work out how to configure the msi.

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    I've deployed the MSI via GPO and copied the usbdlm.ini file across using Group Policy Preference > Files which works a treat especially if you need to update the .ini file.

    Sorry, to jump into discussion but is related to USBDLM....

    Had an issue with U3 pen drives installing as 2 drive letters (virtual CD-ROM) but i've changed settings to rectify that, but the main problem is if someone connects 2 or more pen drives.

    The usbdlm.ini is configured to only allocate and use one drive letter, but when additional usb pens plugged in the additional drives are listed are added. Can this be configured to stop this? as if it can't defeats the object of trying to lock down and apply software restrictions etc.

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    I have USBDLM running just as I would like it. Now I have to find a way of preventing a selected group of students from accessing USB drives. Can I use USBDLM to achieve this [for the selected group only]

    Tried several options all to no avail.

    I need this for students when they are doing their exams on the network.

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MYK-IT View Post
    Sorry, to jump into discussion but is related to USBDLM....
    But not to the thread, so start another please.

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