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For the OS' vista and higher, RDP sso is not the default, though possible.<br />
Please ask your network admin to consider whether changing the sso settings is possible. I mean, he must have had a reason to set it up this way.
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For the OS' vista and higher, RDP sso is not the default, though possible.
Please ask your network admin to consider whether changing the sso settings is possible. I mean, he must have had a reason to set it up this way.

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Please respond or finalize it, this question is growing old :)
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Please respond or finalize it, this question is growing old :)

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I have a group of users that login to an RDP session and later launch another session from within the first rdp session on a different domain. &nbsp;When they do this they get the message &quot;to log on to this remote computer, you must be granted the allow login on through terminal services.....&quot;<br />
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Then hit, ok, switch user, other user....<br />
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then the user is prompted with a screen to login with the other domains credentials. &nbsp;<br />
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is there a way to change this so it doesnt try logging the user in and instead just takes them to the final login prompt ??
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I have a group of users that login to an RDP session and later launch another session from within the first rdp session on a different domain.  When they do this they get the message "to log on to this remote computer, you must be granted the allow login on through terminal services....."

Then hit, ok, switch user, other user....

then the user is prompted with a screen to login with the other domains credentials.  

is there a way to change this so it doesnt try logging the user in and instead just takes them to the final login prompt ??

Block domain credential passthrough for specific users

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