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Terminal Services Profiles
Hi All,
I am trying to setup so that my users have a terminal services profile that is different from the normal domain profile.
So I have setup a path on the terminal services tab in AD (2003), and my Citrix is XenApp 5 on Server 2008.
But when I test logging on it doesnt create a profile in this path, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Paul
I am trying to setup so that my users have a terminal services profile that is different from the normal domain profile.
So I have setup a path on the terminal services tab in AD (2003), and my Citrix is XenApp 5 on Server 2008.
But when I test logging on it doesnt create a profile in this path, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Paul
Create the target directories first.
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What you need are two group policies; one for the OU that contains only your Citrix server and another that is for everything else.
You will the need to stop in gpo inheritance on the OU that contains your Citrix boxes and apply a different gpo to this OU.
With is done, you can create a diffrent roaming proile that will only apply to users when they access the Citrix servers.
You will the need to stop in gpo inheritance on the OU that contains your Citrix boxes and apply a different gpo to this OU.
With is done, you can create a diffrent roaming proile that will only apply to users when they access the Citrix servers.
ASKER
how do i block gpo inheritance?
This is achieved by:
- right clicking on the OU container
- select properties from the context menu that appears
- Go to the group policy tab
- look for the gpo inheritance and disable it
If you are not the domain admin, work with that person(s) to make sure they are not overriding your settings with policies that will affect what you are trying to achieve.
- right clicking on the OU container
- select properties from the context menu that appears
- Go to the group policy tab
- look for the gpo inheritance and disable it
If you are not the domain admin, work with that person(s) to make sure they are not overriding your settings with policies that will affect what you are trying to achieve.
ASKER
hi, how do i do this in group policy managemetn console?
ASKER
dont worry sussed it, just testing now.