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If the software that controls the access to the CD drive doesn't specifically allow for this setup, and you can't make an iso of the CD and mount this on the workstations, then there's exactly nothing you can do under the given restrictions, sorry.<br />

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If the software that controls the access to the CD drive doesn't specifically allow for this setup, and you can't make an iso of the CD and mount this on the workstations, then there's exactly nothing you can do under the given restrictions, sorry.


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hello bbao,<br />
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thanks for the suggestion it solved my problem keep up the good work<br />
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regards
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hello bbao,

thanks for the suggestion it solved my problem keep up the good work

regards

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Hello expert,<br />
<br />
I trying to allow users access to training software that can only be run from<br />
cd.<br />
For security requirements the workstation that will be using the software<br />
&nbsp;has deny access to cd rom and usb ports.<br />
I do not want to relax my security policy , but will like to allow users to access<br />
above training cd.<br />
<br />
Could any expert offer suggestions<br />

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Hello expert,

I trying to allow users access to training software that can only be run from
cd.
For security requirements the workstation that will be using the software
 has deny access to cd rom and usb ports.
I do not want to relax my security policy , but will like to allow users to access
above training cd.

Could any expert offer suggestions


allowing access to cd rom program without relaxing permissions

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