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Traper
Environment description:
There is a server at Windows 2000 SBS with AD, with the Terminal
Services installed in the application mode.
The following problem has occured: users working via terminal see not
only their printers, but also other users' ones and therefore it
happens that they see several teens instead of a few printers.
Besides I shall add that users belong to a group- "printers
operators"- and it seems that it makes a problem; they belong to this
group because they can use Terminal Services and connect their
printers.
The question is:
What are the minimal rights, or what group should users belong to, in
order to use the terminal without any problems and see their printers
only?
Traper.
There is a server at Windows 2000 SBS with AD, with the Terminal
Services installed in the application mode.
The following problem has occured: users working via terminal see not
only their printers, but also other users' ones and therefore it
happens that they see several teens instead of a few printers.
Besides I shall add that users belong to a group- "printers
operators"- and it seems that it makes a problem; they belong to this
group because they can use Terminal Services and connect their
printers.
The question is:
What are the minimal rights, or what group should users belong to, in
order to use the terminal without any problems and see their printers
only?
Traper.