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Guest
Hi
Will any of you please help me to block the terminal users from being able
to map to other servers or computers?
It is necessary that they can map one network drive, which is already done
from \\WINNT\system32\usrlogon when they log on the Terminal Server (Windows
2000 Server). This logon script is a path from another server (also Windows
2000 Server) in the same domain as the Terminal Server. The users are located
at another domain, but I have created new users account for them at our
domain so they can logon the Terminal Server. Now I just want to block them
from being able to map network drives to other places (even their own
computers at their domain) except from the one I have defined in usrlogon
(without harming our normal users to map at our domain).
If it is any help I am also administrator at the other domain, so I have
full rights to change in default domain policy at the Domain Controller (also
Windows 2000 Server), if necessary.
Will any of you please help me to block the terminal users from being able
to map to other servers or computers?
It is necessary that they can map one network drive, which is already done
from \\WINNT\system32\usrlogon when they log on the Terminal Server (Windows
2000 Server). This logon script is a path from another server (also Windows
2000 Server) in the same domain as the Terminal Server. The users are located
at another domain, but I have created new users account for them at our
domain so they can logon the Terminal Server. Now I just want to block them
from being able to map network drives to other places (even their own
computers at their domain) except from the one I have defined in usrlogon
(without harming our normal users to map at our domain).
If it is any help I am also administrator at the other domain, so I have
full rights to change in default domain policy at the Domain Controller (also
Windows 2000 Server), if necessary.