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How do I disable the RDP client from forcing me to authenticate before
connecting to the server? This is very annoying when connecting to multiple domains for remote support. |
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If you are running the newest version of RDC, then there is an option in the
'advanced' tab to 'Always connect, even if authentication fails.' "Brett S" wrote: How do I disable the RDP client from forcing me to authenticate before connecting to the server? This is very annoying when connecting to multiple domains for remote support. |
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Add these 2 lines to your Default.rdp file for your Vista RDP Client:
EnableCredSSPSupport:i:0 prompt for credentials:i:0 Mike "Brett S" wrote in message ... How do I disable the RDP client from forcing me to authenticate before connecting to the server? This is very annoying when connecting to multiple domains for remote support. |
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That is it.
Thank you "Mike Howells" wrote: Add these 2 lines to your Default.rdp file for your Vista RDP Client: EnableCredSSPSupport:i:0 prompt for credentials:i:0 Mike "Brett S" wrote in message ... How do I disable the RDP client from forcing me to authenticate before connecting to the server? This is very annoying when connecting to multiple domains for remote support. |