Restrict C drive from EMC networker restoration console
Hi,
We are using EMC Networker version 8.0.1 for backup and restoration. Now we want to restrict/hide C drive from networker's restoration console.
I have prepared a group policy to restrict C drive and applied that group policy on backup user (which is being used to all backup and restoration jobs). C drive got hide when i login/RDP on any server thru backup ID but it still appeared/accessible from networker restoration console on all servers.
Please help me and let me know a way to achieve that.
We are using 2008 and 2012 servers and they all are on domain.
We are using EMC Networker version 8.0.1 for backup and restoration. Now we want to restrict/hide C drive from networker's restoration console.
I have prepared a group policy to restrict C drive and applied that group policy on backup user (which is being used to all backup and restoration jobs). C drive got hide when i login/RDP on any server thru backup ID but it still appeared/accessible from networker restoration console on all servers.
Please help me and let me know a way to achieve that.
We are using 2008 and 2012 servers and they all are on domain.
you can not achieve that as the networker client process is running under an account which has to have rights to backup and restore. anyway you described only how you want to achieve something but it would be better if you tell us what you really need to achieve and maybe we could find another, proper and working way as your idea is not the right approach
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Sorry for delayed reply.
@strivoli :
1. they belongs to backup operator.
2. i want to restrict them completely on c drive, no backup and no restoration.
@theruck:
we have several branch office and each office have their own local IT team of 1-2 guys. Backup will run from central backup ID which is being mantained by backup team.
Local IT will take care of all restorations to their particular sites but these guys are not very much familiar/technical with backup application hence we want to restrict them on c drive so that even by accident/mistake they dont crash anything.
Hope i explained it, please let me know if you need anymore information.
@strivoli :
1. they belongs to backup operator.
2. i want to restrict them completely on c drive, no backup and no restoration.
@theruck:
we have several branch office and each office have their own local IT team of 1-2 guys. Backup will run from central backup ID which is being mantained by backup team.
Local IT will take care of all restorations to their particular sites but these guys are not very much familiar/technical with backup application hence we want to restrict them on c drive so that even by accident/mistake they dont crash anything.
Hope i explained it, please let me know if you need anymore information.
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thanks
b. You want to restrict/hide but still want to backup data stored on C:?