Is it possible to the following using Item-Targeting:
1. I have security groups created for various departments like so:
HR-Dept Security Group
HR-subDept1 Security Group
HR-subDept2 Security Group
Legal-Dept Security Group
Legal-subDept1 Security Group
Legal-subDept2 Security Group
2. Separate departmental group policies have been created and are filtered to the departmental security group.
3. There are departmental file shares created and access is granted based on membership to the group(s) above.
The departmental group policy has a drive-mapping setting created to map drives for the departmental users. So all members of the HR-subDept1 Security Group have access to their data. I've tested this and it works for both departments.
To take this to the next level I need to make it so that other sub-department groups recieve the same policy settings but to different sub-folders like so:
HR-Dept UNC = \\share\hr-dept (parent)
HR-subDept1 group UNC = \\share\hr-subdept1
HR-subDept2 group UNC = \\share\hr-subdept2
The question here is if it's possible for the drive mapping to show only the folders the user is configured to see? So if in this group show this, or these, folders and not those folders. All would be housed under the same drive letter which points to the
parent share.
So I create a new drive mapping policy and have it point to the folder root:
\\share\hr-dept
I label it accordingly, HR and assign a drive letter, H.
Next Common - item-level targeting
New item - Security group
Browse to the parent group, HR-DEPT, and can see it's SID.
I add another item - security group and choose OR.
Am I right in assuming that if the user is a member of the first or either of the other groups they will see the drive mapping? I'm hoping this control which shares they'd see? So if not a member of the HR-subDept2 group UNC =\\share\hr-subdept2 then they don't see that share.
Excuses if the typed version of this request confuses some. I'm thinking this is better than creating multiple GPO's for the sub-departments. In the end there would be just one departmental GP with drive mappings specific to that sub-department. The goal
is for that department to all use the same drive letter.
Any responses appreciated.