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Kinda what I thought and may run with it. &nbsp; Thank you
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Kinda what I thought and may run with it.   Thank you

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I have a 2008 R2 box that I have presented to an outside IP that is doling out RemoteApp. &nbsp;The users are domain accounts. &nbsp;Everything is spot on great across the board and working as designed. &nbsp;I'll refer to this as the &quot;Sales Server&quot;.<br />
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I have a another 2008 R2 box that only faces inward to the users. &nbsp;The users are domain accounts.<br />
Everything is spot on great across the board; this server, too, works as designed. &nbsp;I'll refer to this as the &quot;Internal Server&quot;.<br />
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Both of the RDP servers point to one RDP licensing server on the domain loaded with ample licenses. &nbsp;<br />
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Here's my question: &nbsp;Printing is enabled on the Internal Server. &nbsp;Printing is turned off on the Sales Server via RD Session Host Server Settings &gt;&nbsp;Common RDP Settings. &nbsp;We would like to turn on printing for one domain account on the Sales Server and leave everyone else with no printing ability. &nbsp;Is there a way to override the Sales Server RD Session Host Server Setting &gt;&nbsp;Common RDP Settings for this one user without a complex matrix of GPO manipulation?
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I have a 2008 R2 box that I have presented to an outside IP that is doling out RemoteApp.  The users are domain accounts.  Everything is spot on great across the board and working as designed.  I'll refer to this as the "Sales Server".

I have a another 2008 R2 box that only faces inward to the users.  The users are domain accounts.
Everything is spot on great across the board; this server, too, works as designed.  I'll refer to this as the "Internal Server".

Both of the RDP servers point to one RDP licensing server on the domain loaded with ample licenses.  

Here's my question:  Printing is enabled on the Internal Server.  Printing is turned off on the Sales Server via RD Session Host Server Settings > Common RDP Settings.  We would like to turn on printing for one domain account on the Sales Server and leave everyone else with no printing ability.  Is there a way to override the Sales Server RD Session Host Server Setting > Common RDP Settings for this one user without a complex matrix of GPO manipulation?

How to override RD Session Host Server Setting &gt; Common RDP Settings for printing

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How to override RD Session Host Server Setting &gt; Common RDP Settings for printing

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