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Terminal Server & Group Policy
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NJForensics
IS-IT--Management
Check out Group Policy loopback.
You can basically create an OU in AD and drag the Terminal Server into that OU. Enable group policy loopback, make sure this doesn't apply to domain admins (or whatever other groups you want with full permissions). Create a group policy for the OU you dragged the TS into. This will apply to any user that logs into this TS (minus the group you gave full access to). You can restrict everything from My Computer to the run command.
Chris Clancy, EnCE
Miles Technologies
You can basically create an OU in AD and drag the Terminal Server into that OU. Enable group policy loopback, make sure this doesn't apply to domain admins (or whatever other groups you want with full permissions). Create a group policy for the OU you dragged the TS into. This will apply to any user that logs into this TS (minus the group you gave full access to). You can restrict everything from My Computer to the run command.
Chris Clancy, EnCE
Miles Technologies
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