How to Use Permissions to restrict available Resources Per user

How to Use Permissions to restrict available Resources Per user

Did you know that you are able to make users of Thinfinity Remote Desktop see only their respective computers rather than the whole list that they would normally see otherwise?
As you probably already know, you can install Thinfinity Remote Desktop server in multiple different environments or architectures, but either if you are providing access to a fully Virtualized environment, a pool of VM’s or if you are using Thinfinity Remote desktop Server to access Physical resources in your office, you can set user profiles to show each user only the resources that they need to access.
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
In order to accomplish this, you would need to create an access profile per user. To do this, please follow these steps:
1. Open Remote Desktop Server Manager, and on the “Access Profiles” tab click on “Add” > “RDP” like so:
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
2. On the “General” tab of the Access Profile, enter the IP address or domain of the computer to which you wish the user to connect to. And also check the “Use these credentials” option where you’ll be able to specify the intended user:
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
3. Next, go to the “Permissions” tab and uncheck “Allow anonymous access”. Then, click on “Add” and type the user intended for this connection
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
4. And finally, if you want to add another layer of security, you may go to the “Restrictions” tab, where you are able to select the “Allow only from these IPs” option and then click on “Add” to establish the IP address of the user it’s the only one able to connect to this server:
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
This diagram would quickly sum up the kind of environment that this set up would entail:
How to limit user access to remote resources with permissions
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