Newbie Setup Question

We have a SBS2000 (not 2003) server running Active Directory & a
Windows 2003 Server running as a Terminal server. We added (10) new XP
client computers to the AD and (10) generically named users who are
now just members of the "Domain Users" group. This setup for the sole
purpose of the (1) clients/users running one application on the
Terminal Server. It appears that if Active Directory were running on
Windows 2003 Server we could just add the clients to the Remote
Desktop USers group to accomplish some of the things we need to
accomplish. However that group is not available in Windows 2000 AD.

So here is our goal for the (10) new clients:

1. We want every client to have the same TS desktop. It will include
the icon for starting the application and nothing else except the same
program on the Start Menu in case the icon gets deleted. No other
programs should be listed.
2. We do not want the users to have access to a local desktop.
3. We do do want any user to be able to install anything to the TS
from the USB drive or CDROM, but we do not want this hardware
disabled.
4. When the systems bootup, we do not want a CTRL+ALT+DEL prompt. We
want the system to boot and automatically display a customized TS
desktop for each of the (10) systems. If it is preferable/recommended
to have the CTRL+ALT+DEL prompt, we want each client tohave the same
login an go directly to the TS without the user manually launching RDP
connection.
5. We do not want the users to have Internet Access from the TS. We
have read about using the 127.0.0.0.
6. Possibly a mapped drive to the SBS2000 data partition to open
particular shared files in "read only" using a program installed on
the TS.

Can we accomplish all of the above?

Can anyone provide a starting point -thanks. We are currently reading
much material and have a Virtual PC setup with Windows 2003 Servers
only (no 2000 AD) but basically see we need to start with new OU.
.

Relevant Pages

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    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
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  • Authentication flaw in microsoft SMB protocol
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