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Terminal Servers and User Must Change Password at next Login

Asked by tilbard in Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Windows Server 2008

Tags: Terminal Server 2008, Remote Desktop, Active Directory

We have a new edict from the lords on high requiring that we force new users to change their passwords on their first log in. The problem is that 90% of these users only ever access our domain via Remote Desktop into a Terminal Server farm. So, with their accounts appropriately set to force a password change, they get a prompt that they can't login to the server until their password is changed (see attached screenshot). The clients are running Windows XP (anywhere from SP1 to 3) or Vista SP1 with Remote Desktop Client v6.1. The Terminal Servers are all 2008, and set to Client Compatible encryption level, with NLA NOT required.

This is only a problem with RDC v6.1, as older versions don't attempt to authenticate you prior to getting to the server login screen. However, we NEED to use 6.1 in order for EasyPrint to work.

Is there any workaround for this problem, short of making users log into a LAN location their first time?
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