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User Policy or Server Policy for users connecting to RDP server?

RandyStulce

Question: When a user logs into a terminal server, is the User policy priority or the assign Server policy to the server?  

Situation:  We have a terminal server with a variety of users who log into it.  Some need a more restricted policy applied than other users.   I've setup the restricted user's with a policy but it doesn't seem to apply to them when they log into the terminal server. 



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    Hi,

    I've got the same situation. I get the point that a server OS will have a Server software and license.

    In my case i've got 12 server licenses for different servers and 30 licenses for EndUser (Windows, Mac and Mobiles).

    Almost every user does also have a RDS account to work on thin clients.

    The installers for Windows Clients and Servers are the same, upon installation the software decides whether it is a server or a client system.

    Is there a way to let the software approach user sessions as a client and the server system on its own as a server? That would be the ideal solution.

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    Hi,

    I've got the same situation. I get the point that a server OS will have a Server software and license.

    In my case i've got 12 server licenses for different servers and 30 licenses for EndUser (Windows, Mac and Mobiles).

    Almost every user does also have a RDS account to work on thin clients.

    The installers for Windows Clients and Servers are the same, upon installation the software decides whether it is a server or a client system.

    Is there a way to let the software approach user sessions as a client and the server system on its own as a server? That would be the ideal solution.

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