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I will attempt this over the weekend and give you the points once I verify
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I will attempt this over the weekend and give you the points once I verify

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One thing to note - group policies is under system in Adminstrative Templates
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One thing to note - group policies is under system in Adminstrative Templates

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Another question - because we are doing some testing with our apps, we are using half 2000 Terminal Servers and half 2003. I have implemented the policies as instrcuted above. All Servers are in the same OU. The 2000 servers have the policies loaded, but the 2003 do not. I even tried doing a gpupdate /force, but I check with gpresult that it doesn't apply - any reason why?
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Another question - because we are doing some testing with our apps, we are using half 2000 Terminal Servers and half 2003. I have implemented the policies as instrcuted above. All Servers are in the same OU. The 2000 servers have the policies loaded, but the 2003 do not. I even tried doing a gpupdate /force, but I check with gpresult that it doesn't apply - any reason why?

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Did you reboot the machines after you enabled the loopback policy? If not, do so.
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Did you reboot the machines after you enabled the loopback policy? If not, do so.

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yes - I rebooted and still no luck
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I figured it out - I have Network Load Balancing on these servers. Once I disabled the NIC and rebooted it applied. I then enabled it and everything still works.
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I figured it out - I have Network Load Balancing on these servers. Once I disabled the NIC and rebooted it applied. I then enabled it and everything still works.

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Is there anyway that you can setup a GPO so that you can use the User configuration portion of GPOs for users when they log into a terminal server, but not have the GPO apply when they log into their local workstation?
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Is there anyway that you can setup a GPO so that you can use the User configuration portion of GPOs for users when they log into a terminal server, but not have the GPO apply when they log into their local workstation?

GPO for users when they log into Terminal Servers

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