Destination Drive - Limit visibility of certain drives?

Hello!
Final Cut Server uses about 10 Fiber drives on our system, however - I only want users to see 2 of them when uploading Clips. They will still need to have the ability to search for clips on all drives though. I'm only referring to the uploading process.
Thanks!

First question, you have to first save the Permission Set then reopen it from the Advanced Admin - Java Gui, you will then to 3 Tabs:
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Note: I'd suggest creating the Permission Set by duplicating an existing one vs. creating it from scratch. I've found that creating one from scratch will give me a mixture of results. Don't know why.
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