Re: Windows Server 2008 TS Error.
- From: S H A R I Q U E <SHARIQUE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 12:19:03 -0800
I do Know about Group Policies to block access to certain Folder/Drives. Cant
I use any other method to achieve the same.It is security breach and any
technical user can play havoc with DC.I dont know it is default feature of
Terminal Service to expose drive into open or not.If it yes, then it is
colossal security flaw.what i mean there should be a prevention to local
drive of TS server.
regards
"Jeff Pitsch" wrote:
You can use group policy to hide the server drives. Are you familiar.
with group policy?
Jeff Pitsch
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services
S H A R I Q U E wrote:
Now, i am able to logon using domain users thanks to modifcation of local
security policy.
i have installed word viewer on WIN2K8 and provided access to WINXP client
through TS RemoteApp Manager. I can run application at WINXP client
successfully.
one thing which is quite alarming is that after opening WordViewer at client
side.When i goto File/Open, it gives domain user access to root of c driver
and shows my local drive as network drive.
How can i prevent users from accessing drives of WIN2K8 server.??
"Jeff Pitsch" wrote:
Is the terminal server also a domain controller? If not, you need to
add the users to the Remote Desktop User group that is local to the
terminal server.
Jeff Pitsch
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services
S H A R I Q U E wrote:
I have created a Remote App programe in Windows Server 2008 TS.From Windows
XP client having latest RDC 6.x installed, i can run the application
successfully using Administrator account.When i try to run same application
using domain use account, i get error that "To log on to this remote
computer, you must be be granted the Allow log on through Terminal Services
right. By default, members of the Remote Desktop Users group have this
right...etc..."
i have added the domain user/computer account in Remote Desktop uses group
in AD even after that i am getting error.
what piece of configuration I am missing.bear in mind that i am runnin this
setup in VM with default number of TS licenses, that is, two.
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