Adding another exchange account Outlook 2013 Pro Plus for terminal Server users

Question

Really hoping someone can offer some advice on this one as I have wasted far to many cycles trying to figure this out.
 Company I work for recent purchased another company and we are in the process of bringing them into our network.  They currently run a a 2008 R2 terminal server where all users connect to for there day to day work.  A number of applications
are installed including Office 2013.
All users have Outlook 2013 configured to access their exchange server for email and this works fine.
The first step in bringing them into our fold is to add an email account for Our Exchange  server without removing their existing exchange configuration or Outlook Profile.  So the one profile will have both exchange accounts listed and they can
continue to get email from their server but as well email from our domain.
I created a MSP file and tested pushing this out using PDQ Deploy to a few workstations here in our office and it works fine.  I then started to work on deploying in their environment.  PDQ Deploy will not work as they are all terminal Services
Clients.  So I tried to push out via GPO.  I created the GPO Initially wanting to use a package and apply that GPO to an AD group.  However it will not let me deploy a MST as a package.  So I then tried moving it to a script that would
run at logon.  That too is not working.
I know I could enter install mode then run the MSIEXEC.EXE \config.MSP but that takes away the ability to control the role out.
Any other ideas on how to get this done.

Answer 1

Using the MSPfile method would require the logged-on user to have the necessary Windows permissions to run setup.exe, and on an RDS/TS Session Host, that's not likely to be available. (since it's not a great idea to give end-users those permissions on a
shared system like RDS/TS)
But you might be able to do it with a PRF file and an Outlook launch command, like this?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc179062(v=office.15).aspx
Don
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