Prevent users from using pushd command

Unfortunately there is no way to prevent the use of PUSHD from a command prompt, or a BAT file.  PUSHD is a built in command as part of the cmd processor, so there is no way to disable internal selective internal commands. Not what you wanted to hear, sorry.

~bp

Just, curious, what problem are you trying to solve / prevent?

~bp

We have users that have two accounts; each account has access to different locations. An example would be accountA has access to the E: drive and AccountB has access to the F: drive. We want to prevent AccountA from performing a runas on the command prompt using AccountB's credentials and executing a pushd to access the F: drive. We are trying to lock down our system so users cannot copy data from the F: drive to the E: drive and vice versa.

I think I may have solved my own problem. I can restrict users from executing the runas.exe. It would be nice to also restrict the pushd, but it looks like it is not possible.  

Gotcha.

~bp

Glad I could help

I forgot to give you the link, from where I got the instructions:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/Windows2003/AdminTips/Admin/DisablingtheRunAsCommand.html

Thanks Bill for the reminder :)