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That's it. I had not change any GPOs in this context, but I did have users inadvertently assigned to the &quot;Remote Operators&quot; group which was the culprit. &nbsp;I've removed users from that group and resolved the issue.<br />
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Thanks for the pointer!
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That's it. I had not change any GPOs in this context, but I did have users inadvertently assigned to the "Remote Operators" group which was the culprit.  I've removed users from that group and resolved the issue.

Thanks for the pointer!

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Hi All,<br />
In an SBS 2003 network with a member server as a Terminal Server (W2k3 R2), I need assistance in creating a GPO that will allow the users to access the TS via RDP from their PCs, but not access the SBS via RDP as a 'side-effect'. &nbsp;The only 2 machine in the SBS domain are the SBS box itself and the TS box. &nbsp;Also, ISA 2004 SP2 is installed on the SBS box.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Terry
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Hi All,
In an SBS 2003 network with a member server as a Terminal Server (W2k3 R2), I need assistance in creating a GPO that will allow the users to access the TS via RDP from their PCs, but not access the SBS via RDP as a 'side-effect'.  The only 2 machine in the SBS domain are the SBS box itself and the TS box.  Also, ISA 2004 SP2 is installed on the SBS box.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Terry

SBS 2003 SP1 - GPO related to terminal services...

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).