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Check the box in front of &quot;Don't show this warning...&quot; and click Yes.<br />

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Check the box in front of "Don't show this warning..." and click Yes.


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Thats for 1 systems solution. I connect like 100's and for each we need to do this...
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Thats for 1 systems solution. I connect like 100's and for each we need to do this...

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Yes, you will have to do this or if you read what says on the warning that you need to configure to support server authertication.
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Yes, you will have to do this or if you read what says on the warning that you need to configure to support server authertication.

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What does this mean<br />
&gt;&gt;configure to support server authertication.
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What does this mean
>>configure to support server authertication.

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The &quot;trusted&quot; connections are stored in the registry in the users hive<br />
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software<wbr />\Microsoft<wbr />\Terminal Server Client\Servers<br />
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Export the settings from there and then you can deploy them by login scrips or use Group Policy Preferences or other methods.<br />

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The "trusted" connections are stored in the registry in the users hive

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Servers

Export the settings from there and then you can deploy them by login scrips or use Group Policy Preferences or other methods.


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Well, this means that you need to allow users to connect remotely to computers which you want them to connect to.
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Well, this means that you need to allow users to connect remotely to computers which you want them to connect to.

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Hi,<br />
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When i connect to mstsc session i get a warning to select yes/No. Can i not get this message.<br />
Attached is the screen shot and what is the setting i need to change to stop getting this warning.<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
sharath<br />
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Hi,

When i connect to mstsc session i get a warning to select yes/No. Can i not get this message.
Attached is the screen shot and what is the setting i need to change to stop getting this warning.

Regards
sharath

When i connect to mstsc session i get a warning to select yes/No. Can i not get this message.

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