I was able to figure this out. The policy I was trying to change was already set in the default policy. I removed what I needed to remove from the default policy and edit the new group I was trying to create.
I was able to get this fixed. I found the solution here in this forum about a windows update that broke NLA in Wyse ThinOS that was fixed in version 8.6_027. All of my thin clients were running 8.4. At the time of deployment we had some legacy thin clients in our system that required using a direct RDP connection and the DefaultTSVUrl for load balancing. We replaced all of those with 3040’s, but we did not update our firmware. So long story short, I removed the DefaultTSVUrl, upgraded firmware on both our 3020’s and 3040’s and adjusted my CAP and RAP policies and got it working in my test environment.
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