Using OU's For Locking Down

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Hello,

I am locking down a TS W2K server and want to do this by Group Policys and OU's but I would like to know more about how I should do this.

What I need is :

~ Users to have restricted access to start menu / programs and control panel.
~ Users will need full access to there local PC if they are not using a thin client.
~ Administrators to have full access to the TS server

Im not sure how best to get this. Is group policy's and OU's the way? If it is do I just create a OU inder my domain and put users and TS server in the OU or in there own sub folder in the OU?

Thanks for any help.

Timothy.
 
hi

278295 - How to Lock Down a Windows 2000 Terminal Services Session
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=278295

231287 - Loopback Processing of Group Policy
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=231287

any q ? email me at (e-mail address removed)
Amit Gupta

Timothy said:
Hello,

I am locking down a TS W2K server and want to do this by Group Policys and
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OU's but I would like to know more about how I should do this.
What I need is :

~ Users to have restricted access to start menu / programs and control panel.
~ Users will need full access to there local PC if they are not using a thin client.
~ Administrators to have full access to the TS server

Im not sure how best to get this. Is group policy's and OU's the way? If
Click to expand...
it is do I just create a OU inder my domain and put users and TS server in
the OU or in there own sub folder in the OU?
 
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