We have a set of Windows Virtual Terminal servers, with some connecting to them via PCs (allowing them to see their roaming profile desktops on the PC's desktop, and on their VTS desktops) and some connecting via thin clients (so they can only see their RP desktops on th VTS desktop).
I have a particular program I want to make available to a single user, only when they are logged onto the VTS. The program can only run from the VTS, so there's no point in having an icon shown when they're logged into the PC.
Is there a sane/easy way to do this?
Apologies if this is light on details, I'm a programmer, not a sysadmin, so this is all fairly big magic to me right at the moment. I'll endeavour to clarify any details…
Best Answer
Group Policy Preferences is an easy solution for this, you'll want to make use of the Item-level targeting feature.
Also you can add multiple targeting options there with all operators you might need, so you can add the one user but you should probably create a security group (with that one user and others who might be added later) and target it to that security group as well. Prevents the need to create an entire new GPO for just one shortcut.