Disable task “ServerManager” which triggers at log on of any user. Navigate to Task Scheduler Library\Microsoft\Windows\Server Manager.ģ. On Terminal Server open Task Scheduler.Ģ. Disable Server Manager Pop Up at user log on:ġ. Click on Select Users, Remove any groups/users and then Add the Terminal Server Users security group. Open Control Panel, open System, click on Remote Settings then click on the Remote tab.ģ. Configure users who can connect to the server remotely:Ģ. In Security Filtering delete Authenticated Users, add Terminal Server Users security group created in previous step. Open Group Policy Management, right click the new Terminal Server OU and “Create a GPO in this domain, and Link it here” (i.e. Add all users who will use the terminal server as members of this security group. Create Security Group in this OU for users who will use Remote Desktop Host (i.e. Create Organizational Unit (OU) for Terminal Server.Ĥ. Open Active Directory Users & ComputersĢ. Recently have had to setup a couple terminal servers and wanted to create a list of standard lock downs that can be added via a Terminal Server lockdown Group Policy Object (GPO).
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