Managing Remote Desktop Services through Group Policy
A Remote Desktop Services server is different from other servers in that it also acts as a user workstation. In the following sections, we are going to discuss how to utilize Group Policy objects (GPO) to help administer the Remote Desktop Services server in your environment. The topics that we will discuss include Group Policy settings for Remote Desktop Services, RD Gateway, RemoteApp, and RD Connection Broker.
Group Policy Settings for Remote Desktop Services
In this section, you’ll learn about some of the generic settings for Remote Desktop Services that will help you administer the server. These include user disconnects, remote control, RDP permissions, connection limits, and session ...
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