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If you logon as an Administrator - you should have full access to the server. Just make sure that the Administrator is not in the USERS &nbsp;or Authenticated USER group
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If you logon as an Administrator - you should have full access to the server. Just make sure that the Administrator is not in the USERS  or Authenticated USER group

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I found the answer myself with trial and error
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I found the answer myself with trial and error

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We have just setup Remote Desktop Services on server2008 r2 to enable a selection of users to access a specific application.<br />
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What im after if to restrict access to the local server itself i.e.: Local drives, Server Manager, internet explore and so on. The application I want them to use does require access to a mapped drive to gather data but that's all. How do I lock down the server so users are restricted an im not?<br />
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I hope this clear enough,
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We have just setup Remote Desktop Services on server2008 r2 to enable a selection of users to access a specific application.

What im after if to restrict access to the local server itself i.e.: Local drives, Server Manager, internet explore and so on. The application I want them to use does require access to a mapped drive to gather data but that's all. How do I lock down the server so users are restricted an im not?

I hope this clear enough,

Remote Desktop Services Restrcitions

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