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Excluding accounts on Session Broker?
Excluding accounts on Session Broker?
- How can I exclude an account from being dedicated to a special terminal server?
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Are you using /admin switch when you connect to that server and if - does your user account belong to the Admin Group?
If so you shouls be connecter to the server you are typing in the address bar (IP or DNS, but not DNS alias of the farm).
Citrix Technology Professional, PubForum.net Founder , Love Microsoft &its people to bits!- Marcado como respuestaJeff Pitsch [MVP]MVP, Moderadorviernes, 17 de julio de 2009 17:08
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Hi,
can you please be more specific. I don't fully understnd your question. Thanks.
Citrix Technology Professional, PubForum.net Founder , Love Microsoft &its people to bits!- I have two TS servers, TS03 and TS04, and a server running session broker TS01.
When connecting directly for admin purposes on TS03 I get the error that the session is connected to TS04, thus I cannot log in. Are you using /admin switch when you connect to that server and if - does your user account belong to the Admin Group?
If so you shouls be connecter to the server you are typing in the address bar (IP or DNS, but not DNS alias of the farm).
Citrix Technology Professional, PubForum.net Founder , Love Microsoft &its people to bits!- Marcado como respuestaJeff Pitsch [MVP]MVP, Moderadorviernes, 17 de julio de 2009 17:08
- I found that the /admin switch worked fine. However I cannot change the behavior of normal users not member of an admin group.
Yo dawg. Welcome to Windows 2008 Server. I heard you like running processes as administrator, so I created a Run as administrator in your administrator login, even though you are an administrator! I found that the /admin switch worked fine. However I cannot change the behavior of normal users not member of an admin group.
Yo dawg. Welcome to Windows 2008 Server. I heard you like running processes as administrator, so I created a Run as administrator in your administrator login, even though you are an administrator!
No, you can't for normal users.
Citrix Technology Professional, PubForum.net Founder , Love Microsoft &its people to bits!- Propuesto como respuestaAlicia Chen MSFTMSFT, Moderadormiércoles, 15 de julio de 2009 18:48
