Windows 10: Securing remote connection... login failed if try o login with Hostname

Hello Team,I have the below setup -1 - Dubai - ADC server AEDI-DC012 - Dubai Branch cache server AEDI-IX023 -UK Datacenter server - DC Server GBEM-DC01When I try to log in to RDP with Hostname to AEDI-IX02 with domain credentials getting "Securing remote connection... login failed"if I try with IP it works fine.When I try to log in with IP or Hostname and use local administrator which created AEDI-IX02 able to take RDP.Also able to take RDP with domain credentials to Dubai ADC AEDI-DC01 from UK. Please help me into this.

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Remote Desktop Login: login settings are missing

I have a question about remote desktop login: Two of our clients (Lenovo notebooks) do not have the login settings (user name, request login information).








RemoteDesktop-Version: Shellversion 10.0.19041

Both notebooks are in a Windows domain. They can connect different computers via RemoteDeskop, but for some connections RemoteDesktop crashes without an error message. And all of this with different connections: e.g. CientA can connect to ServerX, but ClientB cannot. The connection to ServerY works with ClientB, but not with ClientA. I have already deleted and recreated the login information several times, but without success. Win10Prof version and updates are the same for both notebooks. I couldn't find any differences in the group policies either. Both Windows users are local admins.

Very strange for me is: If you call mstsc via the command line (cmd) with the option /v:servername, the connection works correct, the window for the credentials appears





I can change user and password and the connection works fine.

Thanks for help, Guenter

 

Remote desktop login issues, please help

Ok, so I got remote desktop working, the only problem is, when I log off of the remote computer, the host does not log it self back in.

Ive even tried disabling my the password on the account to login and hope when I logged off that it would just resume on the host, but no such luck.

Basically what I want to be able to do is connect to my house computer at work, and be able to use the computer like I would with remote desktop, however, when I log off, I want the host to resume as the same user still.

Any way to get to that solution is great, willing to try anything! Please help!!

 

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