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Gregg
OK, I'll try to explain. We are putting a GPO in place for our Citrix
servers. It contains Computer Configurations, and User (for folder
redirection and script launching). We have about 800 people who will
be using these citrix servers off and on (not always on citrix). So, I
made a Citrix OU that contains the servers, and then we have an
EndUser OU that contains all of our users. I linked the new GPO to
both those places, and the Computer Configuration only applys to the
Citrix servers in that OU like we want. But I need the user
configuration settings to be ignored if the user is not logging onto
one of those citrix servers. So the only thing I can think of is using
a WMI filter, but looking through Microsofts site I cant find any WMI
information that is useful in filtering out whether the user logged
into a station or citrix server.
Any ideas?
servers. It contains Computer Configurations, and User (for folder
redirection and script launching). We have about 800 people who will
be using these citrix servers off and on (not always on citrix). So, I
made a Citrix OU that contains the servers, and then we have an
EndUser OU that contains all of our users. I linked the new GPO to
both those places, and the Computer Configuration only applys to the
Citrix servers in that OU like we want. But I need the user
configuration settings to be ignored if the user is not logging onto
one of those citrix servers. So the only thing I can think of is using
a WMI filter, but looking through Microsofts site I cant find any WMI
information that is useful in filtering out whether the user logged
into a station or citrix server.
Any ideas?