Directing IE to Default Intranet Website
- From: compsosinc@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:15 -0800 (PST)
We have a Windows 2003 Server that is a DC and a TS (we know not
recommended). We have users that will only be logging into the TS and
they only use thin-clients to do so using RDP. We are not permitting
the TS users to use the Internet Explorer on the TS -they have to
browse the Internet using the IE connection on the thin-client. The
thin-clients all using WindowsCE and IE 6.x.
On the thin-clients, we would like IE to open to our internal website
(Intranet) which is located on the TS (for example: \\TerminalServer
\sharedfolder\OurWeb\Index\index.html). This is working fine for our
domain users at our main location.
We have an OU created, with a GP linked to it, for these TS users. We
have been able to configure this GP to hide/disable many things on the
TS.
Is this something we can control through GP or should we just be able
to set this in the Internet Connection properties on the Thin-client?
We have not experimented either way. If controlled through GP, where
-- as Computer Configuration settings apply to the TS itself, & User
Configuraion settings would mean we were going to use IE on the TS and
we are not.
Thanks
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