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I have a group of users who must be able to access the SQL Enterprise Management Console from their own machines to see DBs on the network. I only want them to be able to see just this console and not be able to open any other mmc. I do not see a specific extension console to enable in the GPO. Is there any way to do this without openning the whole flood gate of mmc consoles. i want to keep the environment restricted from this. Please HELP!!<br />
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I have a group of users who must be able to access the SQL Enterprise Management Console from their own machines to see DBs on the network. I only want them to be able to see just this console and not be able to open any other mmc. I do not see a specific extension console to enable in the GPO. Is there any way to do this without openning the whole flood gate of mmc consoles. i want to keep the environment restricted from this. Please HELP!!



Ability to Apply Group Policy allowing access to SQL Enterprise management console

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