Terminal server help new setup

[Guest fdelro@gmail.com]

Greetings,

 

I need help on how to go about on setting up access to end users on

our terminal server.

 

This is what I have... I have one terminal server on it's own OU and

user's on it's own also. Now, I have a bunch of workstations that has

WinXP w/o hard drive in them (just a rom or other) and the TS. Now

what I would like to do w/o creating a mandatory profile is to

basically lock down everything work station and terminal access

besides the applications. On the workstation side, I would like the

users to have no access except for the log-off, shutdown/restart, and

the remote desktop icon on the desktop. On the terminal side, I would

like the user to just see and only be able to click on the

applications that I want or what icon I want them to see.

 

Here is what I tried so far... on the OU under user name, I created

and restricted the users on the GPO and it affected bot the

workstation and the terminal server profile.

 

I just want some help on how to go about on setting this up properly.

 

 

Regards,

[Guest Jeff Pitsch]

Re: Terminal server help new setup

 

See my document on Understanding Group Policy in a TS environment and

that will explain what needs to be done. You'll be using a group policy

item called loopback processing.

http://www.jeffpitschconsulting.com/downloads.aspx?c=13&type=download

 

Jeff Pitsch

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

Citrix Technology Professional

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fdelro@gmail.com wrote:

> Greetings,

>

> I need help on how to go about on setting up access to end users on

> our terminal server.

>

> This is what I have... I have one terminal server on it's own OU and

> user's on it's own also. Now, I have a bunch of workstations that has

> WinXP w/o hard drive in them (just a rom or other) and the TS. Now

> what I would like to do w/o creating a mandatory profile is to

> basically lock down everything work station and terminal access

> besides the applications. On the workstation side, I would like the

> users to have no access except for the log-off, shutdown/restart, and

> the remote desktop icon on the desktop. On the terminal side, I would

> like the user to just see and only be able to click on the

> applications that I want or what icon I want them to see.

>

> Here is what I tried so far... on the OU under user name, I created

> and restricted the users on the GPO and it affected bot the

> workstation and the terminal server profile.

>

> I just want some help on how to go about on setting this up properly.

>

>

> Regards,