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Try the following link...<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278845" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278845</a>
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Try the following link...

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278845 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278845]

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If you want to shadow the session without requiring the session owners permission, i.e. no prompt to accept the shadow on the users session, uncheck the require users permission checkbox in the RDP/TCP settings under Start-Programs-Administrat<wbr />iveTools-T<wbr />erminal Services Configuration.
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If you want to shadow the session without requiring the session owners permission, i.e. no prompt to accept the shadow on the users session, uncheck the require users permission checkbox in the RDP/TCP settings under Start-Programs-AdministrativeTools-Terminal Services Configuration.

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Start the Terminal Services Configuration MMC<br />
Double-click RDP/Tcp, and in the dialog select Security tab to modify the RDP-permisions. Use the Advanced button to grant the Remote Control permission for the user/group.
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Start the Terminal Services Configuration MMC
Double-click RDP/Tcp, and in the dialog select Security tab to modify the RDP-permisions. Use the Advanced button to grant the Remote Control permission for the user/group.

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JdixonCCNA, I don't have any issue shadowing any sessions, it's the ability to do it w/o admin rights that's my problem.<br />
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henjoh09, I've tried it and gave the user full rights but still get an &quot;access denied&quot; error when attempting to shadow a session.<br />
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JdixonCCNA, I don't have any issue shadowing any sessions, it's the ability to do it w/o admin rights that's my problem.

henjoh09, I've tried it and gave the user full rights but still get an "access denied" error when attempting to shadow a session.





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Without adding the account to the local admin group, is there a way to enable that account to shadow other session in windows terminal server?<br />
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PS: I have already enable the remote session in the account property in AD and also added the account in the permission tab under the listener property.<br />
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Thanks.
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Without adding the account to the local admin group, is there a way to enable that account to shadow other session in windows terminal server?

PS: I have already enable the remote session in the account property in AD and also added the account in the permission tab under the listener property.

Thanks.

How to enable session shadowing for non local admin users

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