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Ryan
Hello,
I was wondering if this is possible: I have a couple of terminal servers
that my users log on to for applications. Now what I have done is this:
- <Policy A> created a "locked" group policy that only applies to the
terminal server (so they can't mess it up).
- <Policy B> created another policy for their desktop machines.
Now how do I apply the group policies so that when they logon to their
desktop machine they get and apply "Policy B". Then when they logon to a
terminal server they get "Policy A".
Here is an example of my AD Structure:
- Domain
- Group A (OU)
- Users (OU)
- John Doe (User Object)
- Computers (OU)
- JohnDoe (Computer Object)
- Group B (OU)
- Users (OU)
- Herb Doe (User Object)
- Computers (OU)
- HerbDoe (Computer Object)
- Servers (OU)
- Terminal Servers (OU)
- TS1 (Computer Object)
- TS2 (Computer Object)
Thanks,
Ryan
I was wondering if this is possible: I have a couple of terminal servers
that my users log on to for applications. Now what I have done is this:
- <Policy A> created a "locked" group policy that only applies to the
terminal server (so they can't mess it up).
- <Policy B> created another policy for their desktop machines.
Now how do I apply the group policies so that when they logon to their
desktop machine they get and apply "Policy B". Then when they logon to a
terminal server they get "Policy A".
Here is an example of my AD Structure:
- Domain
- Group A (OU)
- Users (OU)
- John Doe (User Object)
- Computers (OU)
- JohnDoe (Computer Object)
- Group B (OU)
- Users (OU)
- Herb Doe (User Object)
- Computers (OU)
- HerbDoe (Computer Object)
- Servers (OU)
- Terminal Servers (OU)
- TS1 (Computer Object)
- TS2 (Computer Object)
Thanks,
Ryan