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Restrict share browsing

Original Message
Name: AidanPS
Date: April 19, 2007 at 01:09:36 Pacific
Subject: Restrict share browsing
OS: Server 2003
CPU/Ram: Xeon / 3GB
Model/Manufacturer: Ruby
Comment:
The problem i have is that users can double-click on "Programs" menu, on the start menu and view the network share for the start menu folder redirection. They can then then click the "Up" button and browse through the server and eventually to the network computer list.

How can i block access to this?

thanks


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