We have an NT 4.0 Domain (so no Group Policy). We have a
Windows 2000 providing Termainal Services. We have 30
windows 2000 pro and 10 Windows 98 stations

We have a single application that we want to allow our
users to run.

How do we roll out the desktop shortcut to every users
desktop who logons onto any of our computers.

We do not want the users to be able to logon to the
termerinal services desktop. So we do not want them to be
able to run the Terminal Services Client independant of
the short cut.

This seems how many other organizations would be utilizing
Terminal Services, but I can not find any answers to these
basic questions.

Configure the Intial program in Connection Configuration. That
will automatically start the application when users connect
through the TS client.

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Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, MVP - Terminal Server
http://hem.fyristorg.com/vera/IT
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"Barry Schneider" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> We have an NT 4.0 Domain (so no Group Policy). We have a
> Windows 2000 providing Termainal Services. We have 30
> windows 2000 pro and 10 Windows 98 stations
>
> We have a single application that we want to allow our
> users to run.
>
> How do we roll out the desktop shortcut to every users
> desktop who logons onto any of our computers.
>
> We do not want the users to be able to logon to the
> termerinal services desktop. So we do not want them to be
> able to run the Terminal Services Client independant of
> the short cut.
>
> This seems how many other organizations would be utilizing
> Terminal Services, but I can not find any answers to these
> basic questions.