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Just a guess. You need to add rights for domain users just like rdp group.
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Just a guess. You need to add rights for domain users just like rdp group.

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Which Rights i have provide to domain users.
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Which Rights i have provide to domain users.

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Can you map the drive physically at the comp and can they then access or are they denied?
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Can you map the drive physically at the comp and can they then access or are they denied?

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Dear BIll.<br />
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I can access the drive if mapped physically.
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Dear BIll.

I can access the drive if mapped physically.

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Hoping my suggestion worked.
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Dear Team,<br />
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Please help me<br />
As i have configured shared Map Drives on GPMC and created &nbsp;RDP security group and added users in it.<br />
My issue whenever the users trying to RDP to server using their login they are able to view the shared folder. But when they are login from Domain PCs &nbsp;the shred folder is not showing.<br />
Please suggest any solution.
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Dear Team,

Please help me
As i have configured shared Map Drives on GPMC and created  RDP security group and added users in it.
My issue whenever the users trying to RDP to server using their login they are able to view the shared folder. But when they are login from Domain PCs  the shred folder is not showing.
Please suggest any solution.

Map Drive Not Showing on Domain PC

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