Here is a pre question.

In Windows 365, enabling printer or drive mapping provides limited control over how these mappings are managed. For example, Citrix allows restricting redirection to the local (non-network) installed default printer from the client. While Windows 365 can use Group Policy\registry to redirect only the default printer, this setting will also include any network printers selected as the default from the client device, which is not be desirable. Similarly, with drive mapping, Citrix offers granular control to redirect only local drives—such as USB connected or internal SSDs from the local client—whereas Windows 365 will redirect all drives from the client, including network drives, into the cloud PC. Competitors also can allow or deny these mappings on IP range and other factors. Is there a way in 365 to limit network printer and drive mappings into the 365 desktops while allowing local printer and local drives from the device to be mapped?  Mapping network printer and drives from the client's device into 365 creates double the traffic by going back and forth from azure to office then back to azure. Thank you