YaLS resource restriction commands
| Command | Explanation |
| ONLYPC: | Name of PC, name of other PC Only computers that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| ONLYUSER: | Name of user, name of other User Only users that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| ONLYLOCATION: | Location name/number, other location name/number Only locations of computers that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| ONLYOFFICE: | Office name/number, other office name/number Only users with an office that is set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| ONLYGROUP: | Groupname, other groupname Only group members of the groups that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| ONLYMONTH: | Month in numbers (1…12), other month, starting month-ending month Only during the months that are set with this command the user will be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| ONLYWEEK: | Week in numbers (1…53), other week, starting week-ending week Only during the weeks that are set with this command the user will be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| ONLYMONTHDAY: | Calender day in numbers (1…31), other day, starting day-ending day Only during the calender days that are set with this command the user will be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| ONLYWEEKDAY: | Weekday in numbers (1…7), other day, starting day-ending day Only during weekdays that are set with this command the user will be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. 1 = Sunday, 7 = Saturday |
| ONLYTIME: | HH:MM, HH:MM, HH:MM-HH:MM Only during the time that is set with this command the user will be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| NOPC: | Name of PC, name of other pc No computers that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| NOUSER: | Name of user, name of other user No users that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| NOLOCATION: | Location name/number, other location name/number No Location of computers that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| NOOFFICE: | Office name/number, other office name/number No users with an office that is set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| NOGROUP: | Groupname, other groupname No group members of the groups that are set with this command will be allowed to connect to this resource. |
| NOMONTH: | Months in numbers (1…12), other month, starting month-ending month During the months that are set with this command the user will not be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| NOWEEK: | Weeks in numbers (1…53), other week, starting week-ending week During the weeks that are set with this command the user will not be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| NOMONTHDAY: | Calender day in numbers (1…31), other day, starting day-ending day During the calender days that are set with this command the user will not be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
| NOWEEKDAY: | Weekday in numbers (1…7), other day, starting day-ending day During weekdays that are set with this command the user will not be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. 1 = Sunday, 7 = Saturday |
| NOTIME: | HH:MM, HH:MM, HH:MM-HH:MM During the time that is set with this command the user will not be allowed to connect to this resource. You can use the – to set ranges. |
Printer specific:
| Command | Explanation |
| STANDARDPC: | Name of PC, name of other pc This printer is going to be set as a default printer for computers that are set with this command. |
| STANDARDUSER: | Name of user, name of other user This printer is going to be set as a default printer for users that are set with this command. |
| STANDARDLOCATION: | Location name/number, other location name/number This printer is going to be set a default printer for locations of computers that are set with this command. |
| STANDARDOFFICE: | Office name/number, other office name/number This printer is going to be set as a default printer for users with an office that is set with this command. |
| STANDARDGROUP: | Groupname, other groupname This printer is going to be set as a default printer for users or computers that are member of a group that is set with this command. |
| LPTPC: | Name of PC, name of other pc This printer is going to be connected to LPT1 for computers that are set with this command. |
| LPTUSER: | Name of user, name of other user This printer is going to be connected to LPT1 for users that are set with this command. |
| LPTLOCATION: | Location name/number, other location name/number This printer is going to be connected to LPT1 for locations of computers that are set with this command. |
| LPTOFFICE: | Office name/number, other office name/number This printer is going to be connected to LPT1 for users with an office that is set with this command. |
| LPTGROUP: | Groupname, other groupname This printer is going to be connected to LPT1 for users or computers that are member of a group that is set with this command. |
Share specific:
| Command | Explanation |
| DRIVELETTER: | Driveletter: The driveletter you want to assign to the share. Be sure to put the : at the end. If you don’t add the DRIVELETTER command, it is going to make a shortcut in My Network Places. |
| MAPSUBDIR: | Subdirectory on the share Mapping the drive or NetHood shortcut not the the share, but to a directory on that share. |
No wildcard allowed in any of these commands. Variables however, are allowed
Description field of published printers
The Active Directory Users and Computers console does not display published printers by default. This is because they are a part of the printservers computer object.
On the Active Directory Users and Computers console there is a menu View. Verify that under this menu, a √ is before Users, Groups and Computers as containers.
Now you can browse to the printer server, and expand the printer server object. After having expanded the printer server object, you are going to see all the published printers of that printserver.
Tip: You can simply move the printers to a seperate OU if you don’t like the View as a Container option.
Here are the Description and location fields of the printer object.
Keywords field of the published shares
If this share is used for a My Network Places shortcut, the description field is used for the name of the shortcut.
To enter the YaLS resource restriction commands, click on the Keywords… button.
All already existing search keywords can remain where the are. All command can be a new value.
