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Hi Sinder255<br />
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Sorry for the delay.<br />
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I think you have answered my query - I can set the restriction on each server via local security policy - so I can stop users from TSing to a particular server by removing that access via local security policy.<br />
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Nice One
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Hi Sinder255

Sorry for the delay.

I think you have answered my query - I can set the restriction on each server via local security policy - so I can stop users from TSing to a particular server by removing that access via local security policy.

Nice One

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3 servers in a domain - Is there a way to force all non administrator RDP sessions to the server setup for TS/RDP.<br />
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I want to achieve 2 things - stop non-administrator users from accessing the DC &amp;&nbsp;one other server &amp;&nbsp;force users to access the server setup for RDP/TS.
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3 servers in a domain - Is there a way to force all non administrator RDP sessions to the server setup for TS/RDP.

I want to achieve 2 things - stop non-administrator users from accessing the DC & one other server & force users to access the server setup for RDP/TS.

Restrict login access to TS machine in multi server domain environment

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