We limit who can access RDP on Server 2003 and Server 2008 through active directory groups. We apply these groups in 2008 through start ->administration tools ->remote desktop services ->remote desktop session host configuration. Then you would right click ->properties on the RDP-tcp connection. From there you would choose the security tab and enter the AD groups you wanted to have access rights. For the life of me, I cannot find this anywhere in Server 2012. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello, I have the same problem on Windows 2012 - no ' remote desktop session host configuration' tool. Adding security groups to local 'Remote Desktop Users' group does not solve the issue.

Imagine you have 2 RDS Services - listener protocols: RDP-tcp listener - a Microsoft one ICA-tcp listener - a Citrx one Both listeners use the same RDS services. In some situations we want some users to use only ICA listener and not RDP listener. This was possible to setup such security on RDP or ICA listener security Tab in ' remote desktop session host configuration' tool - not anymore. If you add anyone to The question is where we can change such security on Windows 2012?