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I'm trying to configure the Windows Active Directory (AD) to limit the Remote Desktop Access of a group of users to a group of server inside my network.
To achieve this I've created a security policy using the Windows Group Policy Management tool (GPM now on) as suggested here and I applied the policy to a group of servers as explained here.
The steps I followed were these:
- From
AD Users and ComputerI created the security groupRESTRICT_REMOTE_ACCESS(scope: Global, type: Security) inserting the servers. - From GPM I created the GPO
NoRemoteDesktop, in the scope under Security Filtering I inserted only the previously created group. - I edited the
NoRemoteDesktoppolicy in Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment setting:
Deny log on locallyselectingMyNetworkTest.User
Deny log through Remote Desktop ServicesselectingMyNetworkTest.User
- Updated the server group policy
- Running the following command on the server:
gpresult /r /SCOPE COMPUTERI see that the PC is inside the group policy
I think that there is something wrong because the test user can still access both locally and remotely.
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I'm trying to configure the Windows Active Directory (AD) to limit the Remote Desktop Access of a group of users to a group of server inside my network.
To achieve this I've created a security policy using the Windows Group Policy Management tool (GPM now on) as suggested here and I applied the policy to a group of servers as explained here.
The steps I followed were these:
- From
AD Users and ComputerI created the security groupRESTRICT_REMOTE_ACCESS(scope: Global, type: Security) inserting the servers. - From GPM I created the GPO
NoRemoteDesktop, in the scope under Security Filtering I inserted only the previously created group. - I edited the
NoRemoteDesktoppolicy in Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment setting:
Deny log on locallyselectingMyNetworkTest.User
Deny log through Remote Desktop ServicesselectingMyNetworkTest.User
- Updated the server group policy
- Running the following command on the server:
gpresult /r /SCOPE COMPUTERI see that the PC is inside the group policy
I think that there is something wrong because the test user can still access both locally and remotely.
windows remote-desktop active-directory group-policy security-policy
asked yesterday
TimmyTimmy
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I'm trying to configure the Windows Active Directory (AD) to limit the Remote Desktop Access of a group of users to a group of server inside my network.
To achieve this I've created a security policy using the Windows Group Policy Management tool (GPM now on) as suggested here and I applied the policy to a group of servers as explained here.
The steps I followed were these:
- From
AD Users and ComputerI created the security groupRESTRICT_REMOTE_ACCESS(scope: Global, type: Security) inserting the servers. - From GPM I created the GPO
NoRemoteDesktop, in the scope under Security Filtering I inserted only the previously created group. - I edited the
NoRemoteDesktoppolicy in Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment setting:
Deny log on locallyselectingMyNetworkTest.User
Deny log through Remote Desktop ServicesselectingMyNetworkTest.User
- Updated the server group policy
- Running the following command on the server:
gpresult /r /SCOPE COMPUTERI see that the PC is inside the group policy
I think that there is something wrong because the test user can still access both locally and remotely.
windows remote-desktop active-directory group-policy security-policy
asked yesterday
TimmyTimmy
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I'm trying to configure the Windows Active Directory (AD) to limit the Remote Desktop Access of a group of users to a group of server inside my network.
To achieve this I've created a security policy using the Windows Group Policy Management tool (GPM now on) as suggested here and I applied the policy to a group of servers as explained here.
The steps I followed were these:
- From
AD Users and ComputerI created the security groupRESTRICT_REMOTE_ACCESS(scope: Global, type: Security) inserting the servers. - From GPM I created the GPO
NoRemoteDesktop, in the scope under Security Filtering I inserted only the previously created group. - I edited the
NoRemoteDesktoppolicy in Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment setting:
Deny log on locallyselectingMyNetworkTest.User
Deny log through Remote Desktop ServicesselectingMyNetworkTest.User
- Updated the server group policy
- Running the following command on the server:
gpresult /r /SCOPE COMPUTERI see that the PC is inside the group policy
I think that there is something wrong because the test user can still access both locally and remotely.
windows remote-desktop active-directory group-policy security-policy
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