fabiovsilva
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I have two computers - one configured with Windows Server and the other with a Linux distribution.
It's easily doable to start a RDP connection from the Linux client, using the Windows Server user credentials.
What I need is to authenticate from linux using certificates, public/private keys. As in, if everything is configured properly, I can open the connection and the RDP session will start as long as my key is at the Server. Just like it's possible with SSH CA.
How do I do this?
It's easily doable to start a RDP connection from the Linux client, using the Windows Server user credentials.
What I need is to authenticate from linux using certificates, public/private keys. As in, if everything is configured properly, I can open the connection and the RDP session will start as long as my key is at the Server. Just like it's possible with SSH CA.
How do I do this?