Windows 10: W10x64: Undesired corporate domain name automatically appended to all usernames in remote...

Hi All,Upon successful remote desktop connection to any server my remote desktop client saves the username and automatically puts it in next time I'm connecting to that server. However, once I enter the password and click Connect it apparently decides to append my corporate domain name to that username for some reason, making my connection attempt fail and forcing me to click "Connect as a different user" and then prefix my username with "\" to prevent it from doing the same again, and with that it works. And so on, as "\" is never saved along with the username. How can I make it never append

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domain name not appended on certificate

I have a mobile 6 device (ipaq514 voice messenger) and in my university we have a wireless connection with a self made certificate. I can install the certificate (exported from ie and installed on the ipaq) but when the ipaq connect the net it does not give the domain name, but only the username, so
I am non allowed to enter the net. Does anybody knows what to do?

 

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ICANN dismisses .XXX domain name

Some of you have heard of plans for a .XXX domain name. Like .com, .gov, .org, and .net, .xxx would indicate a certain type of material associated with the domain. Namely, pornography. The .xxx domain name would be wonderful for parents who want to ensure their children aren't scarred for life from pornographic material. And so, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), who manages all the domain names for the internet, had a big debate over what they should do about .xxx. In the end, they decided that making the .xxx domain name would be similar to censoring the internet, which is not what they want to do. Obviously, advocates for this domain will work hard to make ICANN reconsider their decision.

Source: Nordic Hardware