chrisguk
Member
Hi,
On server 2008 R2 I could install remote desktop session host then navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop > Remote Desktop Host Session Configuration. Then I would right click on RDP-tcp then click the tab "logon settings". This would allow me to put in the domain name.
What I am trying to achieve is that when a user is trying to log into this server they dont have to type in "DOMAIN\username" they just type the username and password. Below the input fields it shows the FQDN.
Hope that makes sense and someone can answer me?
Thanks
On server 2008 R2 I could install remote desktop session host then navigate to Administrative Tools > Remote Desktop > Remote Desktop Host Session Configuration. Then I would right click on RDP-tcp then click the tab "logon settings". This would allow me to put in the domain name.
What I am trying to achieve is that when a user is trying to log into this server they dont have to type in "DOMAIN\username" they just type the username and password. Below the input fields it shows the FQDN.
Hope that makes sense and someone can answer me?
Thanks
