Configure Traps for a Persistent Storage Scenario

1. Create a symbolic link from the machine's standard drive to the machine's local storage each time the VDI boots.
   On the golden image, run the startup script using GPO or schedule it to run as a task or local policy.

   set drivepath=D:\ 
   set datapath=%drivepath%\ProgramData\Cyvera
   set policypath=%ProgramData%\CyveraNotInUse\LocalSystem\Data\ClientPolicy.json 
   	
   IF EXIST %drivepath% ( 
   	IF EXIST %ProgramData%\Cyvera ( 
   	rename %ProgramData%\Cyvera CyveraNotInUse 
   	) 
   	%windir%\system32\cmd.exe /c mklink /J %ProgramData%\Cyvera %datapath% 2>&1 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath% ( 
   	mkdir %datapath% 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Everyone\Data ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Everyone\Data 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Everyone\Temp ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Everyone\Temp 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\LocalSystem ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\LocalSystem	 
   	) 
   	IF EXIST %datapath%\LocalSystem\ClientPolicy.* ( 
   	del /F %datapath%\LocalSystem\ClientPolicy.* 
   	)  
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\LocalSystem\Data ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\LocalSystem\Data	
   	copy %policypath% %datapath%\LocalSystem\Data\ClientPolicy.json	
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Logs ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Logs 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Prevention ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Prevention 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Quarantine ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Quarantine 
   	) 
   	IF NOT EXIST %datapath%\Administrators\Temp ( 
   	mkdir %datapath%\Administrators\Temp
   	) 
   ) 
   sc start cyserver 
   sc start cyveraservice
   net start tlaservice

   To configure GPO for startup scripts:
   1. Run gpmc.msc (Group Policy Management) on your domain controller and then create a new GPO.
   2. Give the GPO a meaningful name and click OK.
   3. Right-click on the newly created GPO and select Edit.
   4. In the left pane of the Group Policy Management Editor, navigate to Scripts (Startup/Shutdown), and then go to the right pane and double-click Startup.
   5. Click Add, navigate to your script, select your script, and click OK.
   6. Close both Group Policy Management snap-ins.
2. Reset the services state before the image is sealed and migrated into a test or production environment.
   On the golden image, create a batch file using the shutdown script and then run it.

   ::Stop Cyvera services 
   net stop CyveraService 
   net stop CyServer
   net stop tlaservice
   rd c:\ProgramData\Cyvera /q 
   ren c:\ProgramData\CyveraNotInUse Cyvera 
    
   net start CyveraService 
   net start CyServer

3. Configure Traps services.
   1. Open services.msc: Click StartRun, enter services.msc, and then press Enter.
   2. Right-click the Traps service and select Properties.
   3. From the service Startup type drop-down, select Manual.
   4. Click Apply and OK.
   5. Repeat the process for the Traps Dump Analyzer Service and Traps Reporting Service.