To disable USB redirection, which policy type would you configure?

To disable USB redirection, which policy type would you configure?

• A. Session policy
• B. Global policy
• C. System policy
• D. Transport policy

Answer: (A)

USB redirection is controlled at the user-session level. The setting that governs per-session behavior—such as whether a USB device can be redirected into the session—is managed by a session policy. By configuring the USB redirection option in a session policy and setting it to Deny (or Disabled), you ensure that USB devices are not redirected for that user’s session. Global policies apply to everyone but can be overridden by session policies for specific users or groups, while system policies target machine-wide aspects and transport policies affect the network channel, not USB behavior. So, to disable USB redirection, you configure it in a session policy.

USB redirection is controlled at the user-session level. The setting that governs per-session behavior—such as whether a USB device can be redirected into the session—is managed by a session policy. By configuring the USB redirection option in a session policy and setting it to Deny (or Disabled), you ensure that USB devices are not redirected for that user’s session. Global policies apply to everyone but can be overridden by session policies for specific users or groups, while system policies target machine-wide aspects and transport policies affect the network channel, not USB behavior. So, to disable USB redirection, you configure it in a session policy.