Terminal Server, running just one App

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Hi:
I am runninig Terminal Server on Windows 2003 Standard Server SP2. I was
reading alot about Terminal Server, as this is my first experience, and I was
reading about a special way to handle users at logon when you are running
just one application on the Terminal Server. I can not find that information
again. That is what I am looking for. I think it was on the Microsoft stie,
but if so, I linked to it from the Vera Noest site. Vera, your site and
links have been invaluable to me... Thanks!!

Can anyone provde me a link to the info I am looking for??

I will have a question later about printing, but I may find that answer in
my futher reading.

Thanks,
fox7
 
RE: Terminal Server, running just one App



"fox7" wrote:

> Hi:
> I am runninig Terminal Server on Windows 2003 Standard Server SP2. I was
> reading alot about Terminal Server, as this is my first experience, and I was
> reading about a special way to handle users at logon when you are running
> just one application on the Terminal Server. I can not find that information
> again. That is what I am looking for. I think it was on the Microsoft stie,
> but if so, I linked to it from the Vera Noest site. Vera, your site and
> links have been invaluable to me... Thanks!!
>
> Can anyone provde me a link to the info I am looking for??

My actual case is running many users one the Terminal server using one
application.
>
> I will have a question later about printing, but I may find that answer in
> my futher reading.
>
> Thanks,
> fox7
 
RE: Terminal Server, running just one App

Sounds like you want to define a "Starting application".
This can be done in several places: in Terminal Services
Configuration, in the rdp client, or (highly recommended!) in a
Group Policy which is linked to the Terminal Server OU.

You'll find the setting here:

Computer Configuration - Administrative templates - Windows
components - Terminal Services
"Start a program on connection"

Note that you will want to avoid that this also applies to
Administrators, so you'll need to apply this also:

816100 - How To Prevent Domain Group Policies from Applying to
Administrator Accounts and Selected Users in Windows Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=816100

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Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net
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=?Utf-8?B?Zm94Nw==?= <fox7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote on 28
maj 2008:

>
>
> "fox7" wrote:
>
>> Hi:
>> I am runninig Terminal Server on Windows 2003 Standard
>> Server SP2. I was
>> reading alot about Terminal Server, as this is my first
>> experience, and I was reading about a special way to handle
>> users at logon when you are running just one application on the
>> Terminal Server. I can not find that information again. That
>> is what I am looking for. I think it was on the Microsoft
>> stie, but if so, I linked to it from the Vera Noest site.
>> Vera, your site and links have been invaluable to me...
>> Thanks!!
>>
>> Can anyone provde me a link to the info I am looking for??
>
> My actual case is running many users one the Terminal server
> using one application.
>>
>> I will have a question later about printing, but I may find
>> that answer in my futher reading.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> fox7
 
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