restrict folder access while VPN is established



Hi

SBS 2003 R2. My customers policy is that VPN users (3rd party IPSec) must
only see one special folder (and subfolders) via VPN. At Office they can see
other shares. Unfortunately now they can see same shares via VPN as locally.

How to implement this, Remote Policy perhaps?

Thanks in advantage,

Juha
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