You can add regular expressions to blacklist user accounts. Any users who match the configured regular expression are excluded from the ALDU list. Regular Expression ECMA 262 standard is supported with the ALDU blacklist policy.
You must have administrator rights to perform this task.
Click → → , then select a group from the System Tree.
Select a System, then click → → to open the Policy Assignment page.
From the Product drop-down list, select Drive Encryption. The policy categories under Drive Encryption display the system's assigned policy.
Select the Add Local Domain User Settings policy category, then click Edit Assignments.
If the policy is inherited, select Break inheritance and assign the policy and settings below next to Inherit from.
From the Assigned Policy drop-down list, select the policy, then click Edit Policy to open the Policy Settings page.
From this page, you can edit the selected policy, or create a new policy.
Click Add from Regular expression and type the regular expressions that help to exclude the local domain users from being assigned to the client system.
\\\\domainname\\username— This blacklists the specified user from the given domain.\\\\.*\\username— This blacklists the specified user name from all the domains available.\\\\.*\\a.*— This blacklists all user names that starts with the letter "a" from all available domains.\\\\.*\\[a-n]*— This blacklists all user names that starts with the letter "a" to "n", from all available domains.
Note
You can add multiple regular expressions under a single policy. All comparisons are case-insensitive.
Click Test to verify the regular expression.
Enter the user name in the Value field and validate the specified regular expression.
On the Policy Settings page, click Save, then click Save on the Product Settings page.
Send an agent wake-up call.
During the next ASCI, this rule is applied to the new local domain users assigned to the client system where the policy is enforced.
Note
Users assigned before the blacklist is assigned are not removed from the system.
You can also add or remove a blacklist rule to or from an existing ALDU blacklist policy.