Network Administrator

Jean-François Guénet

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ok so i guess i will need to use another option than RDP to connect to my pc ?
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ok so i guess i will need to use another option than RDP to connect to my pc ?

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Correct. &nbsp;Something like VNC or remote viewing program.
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Correct.  Something like VNC or remote viewing program.

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Hello we enable these setting to disable NTLM completly in our network.<br />
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Im testing it and one problem i got is that when im trying to connect in RDP from a non domain pc (WIndows 10 1903) to my domain pc (WIndows 10 1903) it's not working <br />
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I get this error<br />
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If i do the same thing from my domain join pc (windows 10 1903) to my non domain join pc (Windows 10 1903) i get the same error but if i add an exception in the GPO above it's working <br />
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I also have a problem accessing the \\IP_OF_PC\C$ folder when NTLM is disable <br />
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Can we fix that ? <br />
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Thanks !
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Hello we enable these setting to disable NTLM completly in our network.



Im testing it and one problem i got is that when im trying to connect in RDP from a non domain pc (WIndows 10 1903) to my domain pc (WIndows 10 1903) it's not working 

I get this error



If i do the same thing from my domain join pc (windows 10 1903) to my non domain join pc (Windows 10 1903) i get the same error but if i add an exception in the GPO above it's working 

I also have a problem accessing the \\IP_OF_PC\C$ folder when NTLM is disable 

Can we fix that ? 

Thanks !

Disabling NTLM Issue with RDP and shared folders

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