I've got a citrix presentation server 4.x, running on Windows 2000 Server. I
have enabled the local group policy on the server so that user's can't
'restart' the server. However I need to be able to have the Administrator
and some priveledged user to have that ability (to restart) How could I
accomplish this? As an added bonus, I'd also like them to NOT be able to
Shutdown the server

Thanks for your help

Brad

If you use a domain-wide GPO in stead of a local policy, you can
filter it to not be applied to Administrators:

315675 - HOW TO: Keep Domain Group Policies from Applying to
Administrator Accounts and Selected Users in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315675
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"Brad Palmer" <brad_palmer28@hotmail.com> wrote on 10 sep 2006 in
alt.os.citrix:

> I've got a citrix presentation server 4.x, running on Windows
> 2000 Server. I have enabled the local group policy on the server
> so that user's can't 'restart' the server. However I need to be
> able to have the Administrator and some priveledged user to have
> that ability (to restart) How could I accomplish this? As an
> added bonus, I'd also like them to NOT be able to Shutdown the
> server
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Brad

in some cases i publish an script with "tsshutdn /reboot" inside.
D.K.
CCA

"Brad Palmer" <brad_palmer28@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I've got a citrix presentation server 4.x, running on Windows 2000 Server.
> I have enabled the local group policy on the server so that user's can't
> 'restart' the server. However I need to be able to have the Administrator
> and some priveledged user to have that ability (to restart) How could I
> accomplish this? As an added bonus, I'd also like them to NOT be able to
> Shutdown the server
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Brad
>