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Terminal server - Restricted & Normal GPO
Hi,
I have a terminal server environment where the terminal servers have a single GPO that suits 99% of the time.
But I have just been asked to create a terminal server user/group that only has access to 2 programs and basically none of the rights of nearly every other Terminal Server user.
I understand I have to use Software Restriction Polices but I am battling to make it work
I have created a OU and placed the user in it, I have then created a GPO for that OU that has the Software Restrictions Policy but it always defaults to the existing terminal server GPO
Any/all help & suggestions would be appreciated
I have a terminal server environment where the terminal servers have a single GPO that suits 99% of the time.
But I have just been asked to create a terminal server user/group that only has access to 2 programs and basically none of the rights of nearly every other Terminal Server user.
I understand I have to use Software Restriction Polices but I am battling to make it work
I have created a OU and placed the user in it, I have then created a GPO for that OU that has the Software Restrictions Policy but it always defaults to the existing terminal server GPO
Any/all help & suggestions would be appreciated
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As good as the experts post above was and thank you :) but my answer was in where I had actually put the GPO and user account
“User Group Policy Loopback Processing Mode
(http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/windows-server-understand-user-group-policy-loopback-processing-mode.aspx)
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260370)
(http://www.virtualizationadmin.com/articles-tutorials/terminal-services/general/managing-terminal-services-group-policy.html)