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I'd create a security group, add the users that require the mapped drive. &nbsp;Create a group policy remove authenticated users from security filtering and add the security group you created.
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I'd create a security group, add the users that require the mapped drive.  Create a group policy remove authenticated users from security filtering and add the security group you created.

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I have a policy that creates map drives for my users in AD. I need to add another network share to a limited number of employees where they could have access to it upon login.<br />
1.created folder, shared it to users that have permissions. I don't know how to attach users and one group to a policy, considering that the same users have different map drives already .<br />
Not sure if I explained clearly but I need these users to have another map drive when they login.<br />
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Thank you in advance for your help.<br />
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sw
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I have a policy that creates map drives for my users in AD. I need to add another network share to a limited number of employees where they could have access to it upon login.
1.created folder, shared it to users that have permissions. I don't know how to attach users and one group to a policy, considering that the same users have different map drives already .
Not sure if I explained clearly but I need these users to have another map drive when they login.

Thank you in advance for your help.

sw

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