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Unfortunately the Microsoft policy applies color depth setting at the machine level. Meaning all users connecting to the server the policy is applied too would be limited to that color depth set in the GPO. 
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Unfortunately the Microsoft policy applies color depth setting at the machine level. Meaning all users connecting to the server the policy is applied too would be limited to that color depth set in the GPO.

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you can create several GPO and create OU based on the subnet then link required GPO to its subnet 
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you can create several GPO and create OU based on the subnet then link required GPO to its subnet

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I understand you can put servers in sites, but can you put thin client workstations in a site?<br />
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i.e. &nbsp;i have 4 locations that use thin clients to access 3 terminal servers. &nbsp;I want to set it to where the local users (where the terminal servers are) get the max color dept, but the rest of the users get miniminal color dept.
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I understand you can put servers in sites, but can you put thin client workstations in a site?

i.e.  i have 4 locations that use thin clients to access 3 terminal servers.  I want to set it to where the local users (where the terminal servers are) get the max color dept, but the rest of the users get miniminal color dept.

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I am setting up a 2008R2 Remote Desktop server. &nbsp;I would like to limit the maxium color dept based on the clients subnet. &nbsp;is this possible?<br />
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i.e. &nbsp;if a client connects from a 10.60 subnet, limit to 32 bit, if not limit to 15
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I am setting up a 2008R2 Remote Desktop server.  I would like to limit the maxium color dept based on the clients subnet.  is this possible?

i.e.  if a client connects from a 10.60 subnet, limit to 32 bit, if not limit to 15

2008R2 Remote Desktop Server - limit maximum color depth based on subnet

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.