Only allow one connection

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  1. GeorgR4

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    Hi everyone,

    I'm new to configuring the client. Is it possible to prevent users from creating additional connections within the client? They should only use the one connection I've configured for them. This connection connects them to a cloud. So, only the client installations are present here, no servers or anything else.

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. Mark Howell

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    Hello,
    Great question. You can do this centrally via a policy.
    See the attached screenshot for the policy's location.
    Thanks,
    Mark.
     

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  3. GeorgR4

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    Thanks for the reply! We only use the client software to establish an RDP connection to a service provider (to Azure). The setting shown in your screenshot would therefore have to be configured by the service provider, since we don't have any servers here. Is that correct?

    Thanks, you've been a great help.
     
  4. Mark Howell

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    Hello,
    i understand now. You have a Service Provider managing your RAS Environment. The clients have one connection pointing to the SP, which is using Azure to host your environment.
    Then yes, you would want to contact your service provider and request a change to add the information I sent you to a policy that I'm sure they have set up.
    Make sure the SP checks both boxes in the policy. Your users won't see a change until they log out of the client and log back in. When they do that, the New Connection option will be gone. (screenshot 2)
    Mark
     

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  5. GeorgR4

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    Thank you so much!
     
  6. Mark Howell

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    You're quite welcome.
    -Mark.
     

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