Re: Applying GP to terminal server sessions
- From: "TP" <tperson.knowspamn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 09:34:49 -0500
I have not tried it, but how about:
GPO for console:
- Allow Apply Group Policy to Authenticated Users (default)
- Deny Apply Group Policy to REMOTE INTERACTIVE LOGON
GPO for remote:
- Allow Apply Group Policy to REMOTE INTERACTIVE LOGON (*only*)
-TP
Daren Daigle wrote:
Actually its not for normal users..
I have a policy that anyone who is a member of the domain admins group
(restricted to 4 people plus service accounts) will have a policy
applied to them that causes the password screen saver to come up
after 4 minutes. This is to prevent someone from coming behind us if
we are working on several machines. Now for the actual desktop i am
working from, this is actually preferable. But for those of us
system admins on 5 or 6 terminal server (remote admin actually)
sessions, having those session lock, too, is quite annoying.
So i am trying to develop a way to have policy apply only to real
direct connections and not to the myriad terminal server sessions i
use on a day to day basis.
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