From: TC-UK on 9 Feb 2009 12:09 1 CAP defined as below If the user is a member of any of the following user groups: BUILTIN\Administrators and the client computer is a member of any of the following computer groups: Not applicable (No computer group is specified) and uses the following supported Windows authentication methods: Password then allow the user to connect to this TS Gateway server and disable device redirection for the following client devices: Not applicable (device redirection is allowed for all client devices) Problem - only local administrator can log in - members of the local admin group get denied with a CAP error of (201 - 23003) Any thoughts?
From: Udo Gruner on 10 Feb 2009 02:17 It is recommand to use another group than BUILTIN\Administrators Create a new group with all the users that should access the TS gateway, assign those the the policy. Regards Udo "TC-UK" <TCUK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:D9A8B9C4-ED8D-45F4-BAFD-7FC529C54A87(a)microsoft.com... >1 CAP defined as below > > If the user is a member of any of the following user groups: > BUILTIN\Administrators > and the client computer is a member of any of the following computer > groups: > Not applicable (No computer group is specified) > and uses the following supported Windows authentication methods: > Password > then allow the user to connect to this TS Gateway server and disable > device > redirection for the following client devices: > Not applicable (device redirection is allowed for all client devices) > > Problem - only local administrator can log in - members of the local admin > group get denied with a CAP error of (201 - 23003) > > Any thoughts?
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