You can configure group policy settings to control which clipboard formats are permitted when users copy and paste data during PCoIP and Omnissa Horizon Blast sessions. This feature is useful if you need to restrict copy and paste operations for security reasons.
You can configure clipboard format restrictions based on the direction of the copy and paste operation. For example, you can configure one set of policies for data copied from client systems to remote desktops, and another set of policies for data copied from remote desktops to client systems.
The group policy settings for filtering clipboard redirection formats are in the ADMX template file vdm_agent_clipboard.admx. You can edit the settings in View Agent Configuration > Clipboard Redirection > Configure clipboard redirection formats in the Group Policy Management Editor. See View Agent Configuration ADMX Template Settings.
Clipboard Format Filtering Examples
The following examples show how you can use group policy settings to filter clipboard formats during copy and paste operations.
- To filter out images for non-Microsoft Office applications, such as Wordpad, when users copy data from their client systems to remote desktops, enable the
Filter images out of the incoming clipboard datagroup policy setting. - To filter out images for both non-Microsoft Office applications and Microsoft Office applications when users copy data from their client systems to remote desktops, enable the
Filter Microsoft Chart and Smart Art data out of the incoming clipboard dataand theFilter images out of the incoming clipboard datagroup policy settings. TheFilter Microsoft Chart and Smart Art data out of the incoming clipboard datagroup policy setting filters out Microsoft Office Chart and Smart Art data, which can include images. - To filter out only Microsoft Office Chart and Smart Art data when users copy data from their client system to remote desktops, enable only the
Filter Microsoft Chart and Smart Art data out of the incoming clipboard datagroup policy setting. - To filter out Microsoft Word-related text formatting when users copy data from their client systems to remote desktops and from remote desktops to their client systems, enable the incoming group policy settings
Filter Microsoft Text Effects data out of the incoming clipboard dataandFilter Rich Text Format data out of the incoming clipboard data, and the outgoing group policy settingsFilter Microsoft Text Effects data out of the outgoing clipboard dataandFilter Rich Text Format data out of the outgoing clipboard data. - To filter out images for Microsoft Word when users copy data from their client systems to remote desktops and from remote desktops to their client systems, enable the incoming group policy setting
Filter Rich Text Format data out of the incoming clipboard dataand the outgoing group policy settingFilter Rich Text Format data out of the outgoing clipboard data. The images in Microsoft Word are stored in compound RTF format.
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