Set Local User Policy To set the User Policy’s open up User Policy’, then under Settings’ ‘Local ‘Security select Policies’ and Choose Rights Assignment’. ‘Local ‘User In the policy list in the right hand pane, select a client after authentication’ ‘Impersonate Right click to select In the Security Settings’ tab add the ‘Properties’. ‘Local UP_HIDDEN group and choose OK. Assign Apps It is not possible to assign a user to an App, through Remote App Manager without being part of a Domain first. This method allows you to manually add Users to Apps by tricking the Computer into thinking that it is a Domain. Click Start > Administrative Tools > Windows PowerShell Modules. To switch to the Remote Desktop Services module for Windows PowerShell, type cd RDS:\ Type cd RDS:\RemoteApp\RemoteAppPrograms and then press ENTER. A dir command at this container lists all the applications that are published Type and then press ENTER. A command at this cd .\<app>\UserAssignment dir container lists all the users and groups to whom the application is assigned. (The example app below is assigned to everyone and therefore shows no users).
Set Local User Policy To set the User Policy’s open up ‘Local User Policy’, then under ‘Security Settings’ select ‘Local Policies’ and Choose ‘User Rights Assignment’. In the policy list in the right hand pane, select ‘Impersonate a client after authentication’ Right click to select ‘Properties’. In the ‘Local Security Settings’ tab add the UP_HIDDEN group and choose OK. Assign Apps It is not possible to assign a user to an App, through Remote App Manager without being part of a Domain first. This method allows you to manually add Users to Apps by tricking the Computer into thinking that it is a Domain. Click Start > Administrative Tools > Windows PowerShell Modules. To switch to the Remote Desktop Services module for Windows PowerShell, type cd RDS:\ Type cd RDS:\RemoteApp\RemoteAppPrograms and then press ENTER. A dir command at this container lists all the applications that are published Type cd .\<app>\UserAssignment and then press ENTER. A dir command at this container lists all the users and groups to whom the application is assigned. (The example app below is assigned to everyone and therefore shows no users).
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