Hi guys
I have a small network at the office in the local range (192.168.0.1) with a VPN available for admins only.
I am planning to implement Intel vPro AMT which allows remote management via web interface of any PC in the office. User will be able to power-on, power-off PC via the PCs IP address using the web.
Problem? Workstations use local IPs (192.168.0.110 as example) and I don't want to allow VPN access to users.
My solution? I would like to give local accounts on our border/DMZ zone Windows Server 2003 so users can RDP into my external/public server with Remote Desktop but I don't want the users to have a full-blown windows experience. By that I mean no need for shell, no need for start menu, only need Internet Explorer with Java installed so that user can browse to their PC and reboot using this bridge.
Any ideas how can I accomplish this "constrained to IE only" user account on a Windows 2003 server? Thanks