logon script only for terminal server sessions windows 200..

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Hey,

I have the following problem:
a client of us has a windows 2003 server with terminal server. They logon to
the domain with there client pc's and with the same account they logon to
a terminal server session.
I would like to run an script ex. "ts.cmd" each time a user logs on to a
terminal server session. the problem is "where do i define this?"
if i put it in the user profile tab of the user account it's also excecuted
when they logon to the domain on there local pc's but it isn't supposed to.


So i am looking for an option to define a logon script just for terminal
server sessions!!

Help

greetings
Ruben

 

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usrlogon.cmd, located on the terminal server, via group policy on the OU that
your terminal server is in, or via logon script to detect the terminal
server's name.

Patrick Rouse
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
http://www.workthin.com

"Ruben.wyns" wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I have the following problem:
> a client of us has a windows 2003 server with terminal server. They logon to
> the domain with there client pc's and with the same account they logon to
> a terminal server session.
> I would like to run an script ex. "ts.cmd" each time a user logs on to a
> terminal server session. the problem is "where do i define this?"
> if i put it in the user profile tab of the user account it's also excecuted
> when they logon to the domain on there local pc's but it isn't supposed to.
>
>
> So i am looking for an option to define a logon script just for terminal
> server sessions!!
>
> Help
>
> greetings
> Ruben
>
>
>
>
>