![]() Note that if this is the first time you are creating an AppLocker rule you will be prompted to create the default rule set. The new rule will appear in the AppLocker policy. ![]() ![]() Click Next.Įnter a name for the rule and click Create. In this instance no Exceptions are required (for an understanding of an exception see here). In the PowerShell screenshot above the PackageID for Visio is a7258538-b18f-4b52-bffa-7f0c9f50f9fd, therefore the full path to allow is C:\ProgramData\App-V\PackageID\a7258538-b18f-4b52-bffa-7f0c9f50f9fd. You may be publishing different versions of the same package to specific users, again controlled by AD group, therefore you would need to allow the path C:\ProgramData\App-V\PackageID\VersionID\* and create separate rules per AD group/Version ID.ĭrill down to the App-V folder for your package. If this is the case then you can enter the path to allow as C:\ProgramData\App-V\PackageID\*. You may decide that you will allow MS Visio and all it's version changes to all Visio users. How the path is then entered in to the rule depends on how granular you want to be with your AppLocker rule.Īpp-V packages when updated retain the same PackageID, however the VersionID changes. To determine the PackageID\VersionID for a package, load up Powershell on a device where the package resides and type in the command Get-AppvClientPackage. Below this folder the hierarchy is\PackageID\VersionID. Click Next.Īll App-V packages by default to the C:\ProgramData\App-V folder. This will allow you to choose a folder path to where the App-V package resides on the device. Click Next.Īt the conditions window choose Path. To configure an AppLocker policy, open the Group Policy Management Console, navigate to Computer Configuration\ Policies\Windows Settings\Security Settings \Application Control Policies\AppLocker\Executable RulesĮnsure that the Action is set to Allow and then click Select.Ĭhoose the relevant App-V AD group to allow access to – in this instance the Visio group. In a GPO navigate to Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\System Services and set the Application Identity server to Automatic startup. If not enabled by default, this can be enabled by GPO. Enable the Application Identity serviceĪppLocker requires the Application Identity service to be running on devices. If I'm not a member of the AD group the package will not be published, however, with enough knowledge and access I can publish the package using PowerShell and therefore consume a licence for the application.ĪppLocker allows me to restrict the access to the App-V package using certain criteria, in this instance I will allow the package to be run only by members of the AD group. To members of the MS Visio AD user group. Therefore I can publish, for example, MS Visio 2010 App-V The query is simply, 'is the user a member of a particular AD group'. In my SCCM 2012 environment I have configured App-V 5 packages to be deployed to User Collections that are populated via a query. ![]() It requires Server 2008 R2 Active Directory policies to enable and configure and allows you to configure white and black lists to allow/disallow executables, installers and scripts. AppLocker is Microsoft's latest release of Software Restriction Policies.
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