Deny the policy to your admin groups.  Also Deny any lockdown policies to
your admin groups.

 

Thanks

 

 

Carl Webster

Consultant and Citrix Technology Professional

 <http://dabcc.com/Webster> http://dabcc.com/Webster

 

 

 

From: Rankin, James R [mailto:[email protected]] 
Subject: Re: Quick Terminal Services Profile question

 

I am sure I tried that, but will revisit. The problem is that unless I log
on to the console the TS profile applies. its a pain to say the least

Typed frustratingly slowly on my BlackBerryR wireless device

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From: Miller Bonnie L. <[email protected]> 

Subject: RE: Quick Terminal Services Profile question

 

I had a similar problem when applying a software restriction policy to our
RDS servers while loopback is enabled, trying to keep it from applying to
administrators.

 

The trick I'm using is to use a group for your TS/RDS users and then filter
the policy to only apply to that group plus the computer accounts of the
RDS/TS servers.

 

You probably also have to reboot the server(s) in question after making the
change, since you're dealing with a computer-based policy.  Not sure if this
will work in your scenario (SRPs are user-based policies), but might be
worth a try.

 

From: James Rankin [mailto:[email protected]] 
Subject: Re: Quick Terminal Services Profile question

 

This GPO is certainly annoying!

When configured, it kicks in for every user on the terminal server
(including admins). Obviously I want regular users to get the mandatory
profile and admins to have a standard profile. But as it is a Computer GPO,
I can't filter it by groups or users. I can't even use AppSense to deploy it
as it can only have conditions determined for the computer object. This
seems a bit insane - I can set the TS profile for users, but only on a
machine basis?

The only thing I can think of to work around is to run a user logon script
that runs tsprof to change their profile setting to the mandatory if they
are in a certain group. But that seems a little bit backward to me, I was
hoping to handle this via a GPO. Am I missing something glaringly obvious
here?




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