Disable user prompt on Remote control session of console

[jthom]

Can anybody help me find out how to do this in

2008 Server R2

Here is the equivalent in 2003, but i don't have Terminal Services in gpedit on 2008 R2

Thanks

If you would like to shadow the Terminal Server console (session 0) in a Terminal Server session, and you do not want to be prompted for permission, set the local Group Policy on the server that is running Terminal Services.

To shadow other sessions, on the RDP-TCP Properties dialog box, on the Remote Control tab, click to clear the require users permission check box. This does not affect the console session.

To remote control the console with no prompt for approval:

1. Open Group Policy Editor (Gpedit.msc) on the server that is running Terminal services.

2. Under Computer Configuration, expand Administrative templates, expand Windows Components, and then click Terminal Services.

3. Right-click Sets rules for remote control of Terminal Services user sessions, and then click Properties.

4. Select the Enabled option.

5. Under Options, click Full Control without user's permission.

6. Click OK, and then quit Group Policy Editor.

To update the local policy immediately afterward, go to a command prompt and run the following command:

gpupdate /force

Now, if you establish a Remote Desktop session you can connect to the console and remote control it by going to a command prompt and using the following command:

Shadow 0