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how do i make terminal server users apart of active directory on the domain controller

i have 2 servers
one domain controler with active directory and one terminal server with an important app for all company users

how do i make terminal server users apart of active directory on the domain controller
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User apart of active directory ?

Method 1:
Go to terminal server --> Computer Management --> Local Users and Groups --> Groups --> Remote Desktop Users --> choose what groups or what users who have the right to access TS.

Method 2:
Create new OU --> Create GPO --> Computer Configuration --> Windows Settints --> Local Policies --> User Right Assignment --> Allow log on locally --> also choose what groups or what users who have the right to local this server. And then move Terminal Server into this new OU.

Finally, only allowed specific groups or users are able to access Terminal Server by either method
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rhinoceros:
And then move Terminal Server into this new OU.

Thanks
However the steps i need to take are ???
1. Make the terminal server Box a member server of the Domain (Domain controler server box) restart the term server then.
2. now what ?
3.With the login client will i have it set to the actual domain ? atm i have the terminal server box listed

I know the steps to take for a similar scenario with SMB server but not not 2 ..MS 2003 server servers
I want to do this so i can allow the Domain users logged in to the Domain controller access the app running on the Terminal server Box with the ability of logging them off the domain after business hours etc (domain administration functionality)
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