Hi Todd,
We can do it as the following steps.
1. Open the Terminal Services Management
2. Select the proper Terminal Server
3. Under the RDP-TCP properties, select the Permission
4. Remove the Everyone group
5. Add the users you want to enable the logon, you can set the detail
permission for each user for the logon permission.
The above steps can set the identify for users based on terminal server.
There has no way to set the computer identify.
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Sincerely,
Steven Liu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE 2000
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| We are modifing our application to make sure for Terminal
| services. We need to identify the workstation the user
| has used to connect to the terimal services server. We
| thought we would use this
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| But after doing some testing, we are not sure if that is
| the right key. Does the key ONLY get populated if user
| is using TS or Citrix?
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