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XenApp 6.5 published desktop on Windows 2008R2
Posted on 2012-12-24
I have multiple applications installed on XenApp server. I have published desktop, at the moment anyone who have access to the published desktop can see all the installed applications under Start > Programs
Is there anyway I can restrict users not to see any applications under pubslihed desktop which they don't have permissions? Is this possible and if yes how can I achieve this?
I know this can be done in Microsoft Application Virtualization(APP-V)
Thanks
Is there anyway I can restrict users not to see any applications under pubslihed desktop which they don't have permissions? Is this possible and if yes how can I achieve this?
I know this can be done in Microsoft Application Virtualization(APP-V)
Thanks
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Can you please tell me specific policy and settings, are these software restrictions policies?
Can you also give some examples? e.g. I have four applications installed on citrix servers and I want only 1 applications to be appear for some users and other 3 applications for other users under published desktop. thanks
Can you also give some examples? e.g. I have four applications installed on citrix servers and I want only 1 applications to be appear for some users and other 3 applications for other users under published desktop. thanks
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Follow steps given in the following article,apply the same settings on your server.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/8739/restrict-users-to-run-only-specified-programs-in-windows-7/
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/8739/restrict-users-to-run-only-specified-programs-in-windows-7/
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