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The group policy you set is for RPC communications. RPC and RDP are not interchangable acronyms.
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Now that we have removed all of our Windows 2003 Servers, we would like to require Network Level Authentication for RDP Using Group Policy. &nbsp;We've created a group policy that we've applied to an OU with Windows 7 and Windows 10 endpoints so that we don't break connectivity to our servers. &nbsp;We've confirmed that the policy has applied, but the checkbox remains unchecked.<br />
The group policy uses the settings in Computer Configuration\Policies\Adm<wbr />inistrativ<wbr />e Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Security.<br />
I've attached a screen capture of the settings of the group policy.<br />
I've attached a screen capture of the RDP Settings.<br />
What am I missing? &nbsp;Is what we want to do possible?<br />
Thank you very much!<br />
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Sincerely,<br />
Richard<br />
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Now that we have removed all of our Windows 2003 Servers, we would like to require Network Level Authentication for RDP Using Group Policy.  We've created a group policy that we've applied to an OU with Windows 7 and Windows 10 endpoints so that we don't break connectivity to our servers.  We've confirmed that the policy has applied, but the checkbox remains unchecked.
The group policy uses the settings in Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Security.
I've attached a screen capture of the settings of the group policy.
I've attached a screen capture of the RDP Settings.
What am I missing?  Is what we want to do possible?
Thank you very much!

Sincerely,
Richard

The group policy you set is for RPC communications. RPC and RDP are not interchangable acronyms.

Would like to require Network Level Authentication for RDP Using Group Policy

Now that we have removed all of our Windows 2003 Servers, we would like to require Network Level Authentication for RDP Using Group Policy.  We&#39;ve created a group policy that we&#39;ve applied to an OU with Windows 7 and Windows 10 endpoints so that we don&#39;t break connectivity to our servers.  We&#39;ve confirmed that the policy has applied, but the checkbox remains unchecked.
The group policy uses the settings in Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Security.
I&#39;ve attached a screen capture of the settings of the group policy.
I&#39;ve attached a screen capture of the RDP Settings.
What am I missing?  Is what we want to do possible?
Thank you very much!

Sincerely,
Richard

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