How to bind the client's mac address when connecting to the server?

Question

Computer networks

Actually there is a similar task. There is a server ( Windows Server 2003 ) and it works as a workstation for users to access the Internet . Those. the user has his own account (login and pass) with which he connects to the remote desktop on the server (i.e. only the server has Internet access, others can log in through the remote desktop through their account, they open chrome and they climb Internet.) The crux of the issue is as follows:
How can I link a user's PC to a specific account on the server? Those. for example, so that user1 can connect to the remote desktop on the server only from his PC to user1 (server account) (as I understand filtering by MAC address is needed, because IP is the easiest to change.
) the algorithm of actions is as follows:
1. The user starts a connection to a remote desktop.
2. Enters the IP of the server, connects.
3. Enters his personal login and password from the account on the server (the link of the poppy of the PC from which they enter and the permission for this account is checked).
4. If everything is ok, then it lets on, if not, then an error.

Answer 1

you don't need poppy filtering. in AD there is a similar function for accounts - to allow you to log in from certain PCs or accounts, access by time, and so on
. In fact, this is a perversion =) set the proxy to normal
ps: a, well, yes)) start a domain and do not suffer .it was invented by the guys from behind the hillock for this, there is no secret espionage conspiracy in it, do not be afraid =)

Answer 2

and as for me, what you have and what you want is a perversion because I want to go to the Internet, I have to go to the RDP server, I would break my hands 100%

Answer 3

complete perversion.
quick and stupid option - a domain user who has access to the Internet using RDP, allow access only to a specific computer (or group of computers)