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I need to find a way to block out nested remote desktop sessions on Windows
2003 servers... for example, if a user makes a remote desktop connection from
his XP workstation over to server "A", and then from that remote session,
makes a subsequent remote desktop connection over to server "B". I want to be
able to force the user to only go directly from his workstation to each
server via remote desktop, but I don't to prohibit remote desktop sessions
from server "A" to server "B" when you're sitting at server A's physical
console. Is this possible? All users of remote desktop sessions have to log
in as local administrator too, because of the stupid way the application
running on each server was written.
2003 servers... for example, if a user makes a remote desktop connection from
his XP workstation over to server "A", and then from that remote session,
makes a subsequent remote desktop connection over to server "B". I want to be
able to force the user to only go directly from his workstation to each
server via remote desktop, but I don't to prohibit remote desktop sessions
from server "A" to server "B" when you're sitting at server A's physical
console. Is this possible? All users of remote desktop sessions have to log
in as local administrator too, because of the stupid way the application
running on each server was written.