set policy on 2003 terminal server

[steven]

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Hi,

I have have a SBS2000 server running and a 2003. The domain is on the
sbs2000. The 2003 server just connects as a normal machine to the sbs2000.
On the 2003 I have a terminal service running with 10 licenses.

Users must connect from home to the 2003 terminal server. I don't want them
to see local drives, change desktop, etc... The user database is on the
sbs2000 machine.

Is there an easy tool to just set policies on the 2003 terminal server for
the users? They are allowed to have administrator rights on their own
computer on the network.

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Steven

 

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"Steven" <steven@stevie.nu> wrote on 22 nov 2004 in
microsoft.public.windowsnt.terminalserver.client:

> Hi,
>
> I have have a SBS2000 server running and a 2003. The domain is
> on the sbs2000. The 2003 server just connects as a normal
> machine to the sbs2000. On the 2003 I have a terminal service
> running with 10 licenses.
>
> Users must connect from home to the 2003 terminal server. I
> don't want them to see local drives, change desktop, etc... The
> user database is on the sbs2000 machine.
>
> Is there an easy tool to just set policies on the 2003 terminal
> server for the users? They are allowed to have administrator
> rights on their own computer on the network.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Steven