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Hi All
Having problems saving the credential in an rdp conenction i have saved to
the desktop for a laptop running windows vista business.
In Vista Business under the Options/General tab the Username field is not
available?
I have read artcicles on the web to make sure the terminal server is nt
impossing the rule to force authentication to the server twice.
Here what I've checked and is set to avoid double authentication:
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The most likely is the "Always prompt for password" setting is enabled on
the server. In order to disable the setting, the administrator of the
server you are connecting to must run Terminal Server Configuration
administrative tool (tscc.msc) and double click on RDP-Tcp. In the "Logon
Settings" tab, there is an option labeled "Always prompt for password" (see
the option circled in red below).
Alternatively: For Windows Server 2003, an administrator may have set the
group policy located at: "Administrative Templates\Windows
Components\Terminal Services\Encryption and Security\Always prompt client
for password upon connection". For Vista, this same policy is located
"Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Terminal
Server\Security\Always prompt client for password upon connection." Note:
This policy is set as not configured by default; if this has been set
remember it could have been configured either on the local group policy or a
domain based group policy.
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After doing allt he above and checking other articles, still getting in
Vista the following message which has always been the case.
"Remote desktop cannot verify the identity of the computer you want to
connect to. This problem can occur if:
1) The remote cmputer is running a version of windows that is earlier than
windows vista.
2) The remote cmputer is configured to support only the RDP security layer.
Contact your network administrator or the owner of the remote computer for
assistance.
Do you want to connect anyway?"
The above warning message always appear when I try to conenct to a Windows
2000 Terminal Server.
How can I make sure the RDP connection saves credentials when doing a 'saved
as' tot he desktop?
Thank you.
Having problems saving the credential in an rdp conenction i have saved to
the desktop for a laptop running windows vista business.
In Vista Business under the Options/General tab the Username field is not
available?
I have read artcicles on the web to make sure the terminal server is nt
impossing the rule to force authentication to the server twice.
Here what I've checked and is set to avoid double authentication:
---------
The most likely is the "Always prompt for password" setting is enabled on
the server. In order to disable the setting, the administrator of the
server you are connecting to must run Terminal Server Configuration
administrative tool (tscc.msc) and double click on RDP-Tcp. In the "Logon
Settings" tab, there is an option labeled "Always prompt for password" (see
the option circled in red below).
Alternatively: For Windows Server 2003, an administrator may have set the
group policy located at: "Administrative Templates\Windows
Components\Terminal Services\Encryption and Security\Always prompt client
for password upon connection". For Vista, this same policy is located
"Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Terminal
Server\Security\Always prompt client for password upon connection." Note:
This policy is set as not configured by default; if this has been set
remember it could have been configured either on the local group policy or a
domain based group policy.
----------
After doing allt he above and checking other articles, still getting in
Vista the following message which has always been the case.
"Remote desktop cannot verify the identity of the computer you want to
connect to. This problem can occur if:
1) The remote cmputer is running a version of windows that is earlier than
windows vista.
2) The remote cmputer is configured to support only the RDP security layer.
Contact your network administrator or the owner of the remote computer for
assistance.
Do you want to connect anyway?"
The above warning message always appear when I try to conenct to a Windows
2000 Terminal Server.
How can I make sure the RDP connection saves credentials when doing a 'saved
as' tot he desktop?
Thank you.