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Thanks for the assist with this. &nbsp;That seemed to do the trick.
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Thanks for the assist with this.  That seemed to do the trick.

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Hi All--<br />
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Computer Environment:<br />
Server 2003<br />
Active Directory<br />
Organizational Units (OU) used to group users to &quot;Limited&quot; and &quot;Unlimited&quot; computer usage policies.<br />
Using GPO's to lock down what can and cannot be ran on a specific Windows XP Professional machine throughout network.<br />
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We have a pretty restrictive GPO policy in place for one of our clients who currently utilizes a terminal enviornment for most of their end-users. &nbsp;Anyone in the specific &quot;Computer Lockdown&quot; gpo (via AD &quot;Limited Users&quot; OU) cannot extend their local C drive over their terminal session to terminal server. &nbsp;If I login with a Domain Admin account (which is in a completely different OU/GPO), the local C drive is extended and viewable via the terminal session.<br />
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My question to you is where might I find the setting in Group Policies that will allow me to apply this setting to the &quot;Limited Users' OU group? &nbsp;I want to say it's somewhere within the 'User Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Administrative Templates' area but I am having no luck finding the setting I need to modify.<br />
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Any assistance or guidenance would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Hi All--

Computer Environment:
Server 2003
Active Directory
Organizational Units (OU) used to group users to "Limited" and "Unlimited" computer usage policies.
Using GPO's to lock down what can and cannot be ran on a specific Windows XP Professional machine throughout network.


We have a pretty restrictive GPO policy in place for one of our clients who currently utilizes a terminal enviornment for most of their end-users.  Anyone in the specific "Computer Lockdown" gpo (via AD "Limited Users" OU) cannot extend their local C drive over their terminal session to terminal server.  If I login with a Domain Admin account (which is in a completely different OU/GPO), the local C drive is extended and viewable via the terminal session.

My question to you is where might I find the setting in Group Policies that will allow me to apply this setting to the "Limited Users' OU group?  I want to say it's somewhere within the 'User Configuration > Administrative Templates' area but I am having no luck finding the setting I need to modify.

Any assistance or guidenance would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Local C Drive Redirection Disabled via GPO

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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