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Design the right policy scope for terminal server so that users can open control pannel and etc...
hi all
i started to get mixed-up with how to implement policy to the terminal server.
lets start with a single policy i getting trouble to implement as an example.
the policy is to restricte the user access to the control pannel in the terminal server.
how do i do that?
i have 2 policies, one the defualt domain policy and one for the defualt domain conntrolers policy.
i want that this policy will only apply to the specific server and will not arrive to the users pesonal computers.
problem is that i dont see any policy that blocks control pannel access in the computer configuration, only in the user configuration.
but when i using this policy in the user configuration and apply the policy scope only to the OU where the terminal server lives, then the GPO doent apply, so i guss that is because the user/s are not in same OU that the server exist, therefore the policy in the user configuration doesnt apply?
i cant use the scope to all of the domain because this policy is in the user level and will apply to all computers in the domain , and i dont have this specific policy in the computer level in server 2003 so i cant just apply it to the treminal server OU.
how do i implement that? the only thing i can thing about is something not pretty at all like putiign all the users that use this terminal server and the terminal server computer account in the same OU.
please advice...thanks...
i started to get mixed-up with how to implement policy to the terminal server.
lets start with a single policy i getting trouble to implement as an example.
the policy is to restricte the user access to the control pannel in the terminal server.
how do i do that?
i have 2 policies, one the defualt domain policy and one for the defualt domain conntrolers policy.
i want that this policy will only apply to the specific server and will not arrive to the users pesonal computers.
problem is that i dont see any policy that blocks control pannel access in the computer configuration, only in the user configuration.
but when i using this policy in the user configuration and apply the policy scope only to the OU where the terminal server lives, then the GPO doent apply, so i guss that is because the user/s are not in same OU that the server exist, therefore the policy in the user configuration doesnt apply?
i cant use the scope to all of the domain because this policy is in the user level and will apply to all computers in the domain , and i dont have this specific policy in the computer level in server 2003 so i cant just apply it to the treminal server OU.
how do i implement that? the only thing i can thing about is something not pretty at all like putiign all the users that use this terminal server and the terminal server computer account in the same OU.
please advice...thanks...
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i I thought that loopback policy telling to apply the computer policy first and then the user policy second inside the SAME GPO policy, but that not how it work, it telling him to apply the ALL policy for the correct OBJECT (the computer) to take precedence over ANOTHER policy that linked to the USER OBJECT,
meanning the precedence is over to set of diffrence policies which one applied to the computer and one to the user OBJECT, and it's dont determine the procedence over computer / user setting in the SAME gpo, can u confirm that was my mistake ?
but i dont understand why there isnt any policy that blocks the computer controll pannel in the computer configuratuion?
if there is no meanning to whatever the setting in the computer level inside a GPO or the USER lever inside the same GPO so why they are seperated? is that only for convenience reasons?