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i dont know how to do that is there an article u can point me to?
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you guys have been very helpful..works like a charm.. thank you
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Hello,<br />
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I have a server that will be used as a terminal server. &nbsp;I want to create a gpo that will disable some features like shutdown, control panel for regular users but not the domain admins.<br />
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To do this I created an ou TS.. I created a security group TS. &nbsp;I joined the server moved the server to the out made the server member of the security group. &nbsp;I then created a Group policy linked it to TS ou then under the GP i went to delegation advanced add then choose domain admins and made sure apply policy is set to deny.<br />
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The problem is group policy didnt apply to any users at all. &nbsp;I did RSOP.msc but it didnt show the changes I made under the group policy. &nbsp;I tried gpupdate/force and also restarted the.<br />
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I am sure I am missing a steup most likely out to link the out to the security group or maybe out has to be linked directly to the server..<br />
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Please help
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Hello,

I have a server that will be used as a terminal server.  I want to create a gpo that will disable some features like shutdown, control panel for regular users but not the domain admins.

To do this I created an ou TS.. I created a security group TS.  I joined the server moved the server to the out made the server member of the security group.  I then created a Group policy linked it to TS ou then under the GP i went to delegation advanced add then choose domain admins and made sure apply policy is set to deny.

The problem is group policy didnt apply to any users at all.  I did RSOP.msc but it didnt show the changes I made under the group policy.  I tried gpupdate/force and also restarted the.

I am sure I am missing a steup most likely out to link the out to the security group or maybe out has to be linked directly to the server..

Please help

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