restricting remote access for external users
Hello
Looking for some advice. We are working with an outside software vendor they will be connecting into the network via VPN and need to RDP into 2 servers. I can restrict the access from the VPN to the server but once they are on the server they can RDP to other machines on the network. The AD user service account I created to provide to the vendor has local admin rights on the 2 servers they need to RDP into so I can't reliably block it at the firewall.
Is there a way to restrict the "Log on to" to allow RDP access from any system (even a non-domain system) to the specified servers?
Looking for some advice. We are working with an outside software vendor they will be connecting into the network via VPN and need to RDP into 2 servers. I can restrict the access from the VPN to the server but once they are on the server they can RDP to other machines on the network. The AD user service account I created to provide to the vendor has local admin rights on the 2 servers they need to RDP into so I can't reliably block it at the firewall.
Is there a way to restrict the "Log on to" to allow RDP access from any system (even a non-domain system) to the specified servers?
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