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Set RDP/Terminal service to use certificate for encryption (SSL) but it still allows unencrypted connects

Asked by AAckley in Miscellaneous Security, Encryption for Network Security

Tags: Microsoft, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Server 2003, Force connection only when encrypted

Following all the knowledge base articles and other advice, I've secured my server Remote Desktop connections by setting them to use High Encryption and SSL connection. I can connect just fine to them if I tell my client to use encryption. All works as it should. The problem lies in that it isn't just me that connects to these servers. I can't go around to these people and make them change all of their connections to use encryption. Well not directly at least. :)

Even after enabling all of this, these people can still connection via RDP to the servers without using encyption. How/Can I set the server to only allow encrypted traffic via terminal services?Start Free Trial

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Set RDP/Terminal service to use certificate for encryption (SSL) but it still allows unencrypted connects

Asked by AAckley in Miscellaneous Security, Encryption for Network Security

Tags: Microsoft, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Server 2003, Force connection only when encrypted

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