How do I create a profile so a user only runs one program?

[Guest James Anderson]

When a user logins to the terminal server I want them to run one and only one

program. How do I configure the server so they just run the one program?

 

Thanks in Advance

[Guest Henrik Johansson]

Re: How do I create a profile so a user only runs one program?

 

"James Anderson" <JamesAnderson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> When a user logins to the terminal server I want them to run one and only

> one

> program. How do I configure the server so they just run the one program?

 

Create a policy which defines "Start a program on connection" located in

UserConfiguratoin\AdministrativeTasks\WindowsComponents\TerminalServices

 

Enable loopback-processing on the terminal server..

Place the policy for starting the program in a GPO linked to the OU with the

terminal server. Edit the security for the GPO to allow/deny applying the

policy for different group of users. For example, system administrators nead

deny on the GPO to be able to administrate the server..

 

/Henrik

[Guest Henrik Johansson]

Re: How do I create a profile so a user only runs one program?

 

"Henrik Johansson" <hj@hj.local> wrote in message

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> "James Anderson" <JamesAnderson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

> message news:3A49A2AA-93E2-4588-9976-7ADBD222BEBD@microsoft.com...

>> When a user logins to the terminal server I want them to run one and only

>> one

>> program. How do I configure the server so they just run the one program?

>

> Create a policy which defines "Start a program on connection" located in

> UserConfiguratoin\AdministrativeTasks\WindowsComponents\TerminalServices

 

A little typo in the reply, I ment

UserConfiguration\AdministrativeTemplates\...

> Enable loopback-processing on the terminal server..

> Place the policy for starting the program in a GPO linked to the OU with

> the terminal server. Edit the security for the GPO to allow/deny applying

> the policy for different group of users. For example, system

> administrators nead deny on the GPO to be able to administrate the

> server..

>

> /Henrik

>