Azure Assign user access to one application on a VM

Hi

Is it possible to give a user access to one application on a VM in Azure?
I already created a user and assigned them a role of Virtual Machine User.
Is it possible to further refine this role to one application on the VM?
Murray BrownMicrosoft Cloud Azure/Excel Solution DeveloperAsked:
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Sajid Shaik MSr. System AdminCommented:
i beleave RD application publishing is the best option for the application based  permission...

all the best
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Michael B. SmithManaging ConsultantCommented:
You can't delegate that granular a permission within Azure. It has to be done within the VM level, with local permissions, or a local user database, or some tool like RD (as @sajid suggested).
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Murray BrownMicrosoft Cloud Azure/Excel Solution DeveloperAuthor Commented:
Thanks very much
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