Assign a URL Content Redirection Setting to a User or Group

After you create a URL Content Redirection setting, you can assign it to an Active Directory user or group.

Prerequisites

Become familiar with vdmutil command-line interface options and requirements and verify that you have sufficient privileges to run the vdmutil command. See Using the vdmutil Command-Line Utility on a Connection Server Instance.

Procedure

• To assign a URL Content Redirection setting to a user, on the Connection Server instance, run the vdmutil command with the --addUserURLSetting option.

  vdmutil --addUserURLSetting --urlSettingName value --userName value

  Option	Description
  --urlSettingName	Name of the URL content redirection setting to assign. It must be url-filtering.
  --userName	Name of the Active Directory user in domain\username format.

• To assign a URL Content Redirection setting to a group, run the vdmutil command with the --addGroupURLSetting option.

  vdmutil --addGroupURLSetting --urlSettingName value --groupName value

  Option	Description
  --urlSettingName	Name of the URL Content Redirection setting to assign. It must be url-filtering.
  --groupName	Name of the Active Directory group in domain\group format.

Example: Assigning a URL Content Redirection Setting

The following example assigns the URL Content Redirection setting called url-filtering to the user named mydomain\janedoe.

vdmutil --addUserURLSetting --authAs johndoe --authDomain mydomain 
--authPassword secret --urlSettingName url-filtering --userName mydomain\janedoe

The following example assigns the URL Content Redirection setting called url-filtering to the group called mydomain\usergroup.

vdmutil --addGoupURLSetting --authAs johndoe --authDomain mydomain 
--authPassword secret --urlSettingName url-filtering --groupName mydomain\usergroup

What to do next

Verify your URL Content Redirection settings. See Test a URL Content Redirection Setting.