You may also assign the mapped drive to another drive letter than is used in its name.
In this example, "T on IGEL-123456789" is assigned to drive letter T: within the session. "A on IGEL-123456789", but want to address the drive with a real drive letter within the session, you may run one of these commands: In case you not only want to see the drive in the session as e.g.
Sessions > RDP > RDP Sessions > Mapping > Enable Drive Mapping (set to Global setting) Assigning a Drive Letter within the Session (Optional) Sessions > RDP > RDP Sessions > USB Redirection > Enable Native USB Redirection (set to Global setting) Sessions > Citrix > Citrix Global > Fabulatech USB Redirection > Fabulatech USB redirection (remove checkmark)ĭevices > USB access control > Enable (remove checkmark) Sessions > Citrix > Citrix Global > Native USB Redirection > Native USB redirection (remove checkmark) Sessions > Citrix > Citrix Global > Mapping > Drive Mapping > Drive mapping (set checkmark) The following parameters are set by default, thus storage mapping will work, but maybe for some reason you have changed these and need to adjust them to allow the storage mapping: This can be done via the Disk Utility, the Disk Removal tool, or a tray icon. Mounted devices need to be unmounted before they are removed to ensure data integrity.
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