Windows 10: We recently joined our computers from on-premised to Azure AD. We are able to RDP in...

We recently joined our computers from on-premised to Azure AD. We are able to RDP in computers within the same network but when we try to connect thru different network using VPN, it doesn't connect. It gives an error message Remote Desktop can't find the computer. This might mean that it does not belong to the specified network. Verify the computer name and domain that you are trying to connect to.

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RDP to Azure AD joined computer

Hi Vijay,

Thank you. For those interested, I also posted the question on the Windows IT Pro forum and the Windows Server RDS forum:

RDP to Azure AD joined computer

RDP to Azure AD joined computer

 

Moving On-Premise AD Users to Azure AD

Hi,

Currently we have our on-premise AD syncing to our Azure AD. We want to remove our on-premise AD and move all of our users to Azure AD. Since every user is already synced to our Azure AD, can we shut down our on-premise AD and connect our computers to the Azure AD? Will the synced users stay in Azure AD?

Thank you,

Matt

 

RDP to Azure AD joined computer

I am trying to connect to a remote computer that is Azure AD joined. Both the client and host computer are running Windows 10 version 1809. Currently I am connecting without NLA to be able to authentication myself, but I would like to connect with NLA.

According to this article: Connect to remote Azure Active Directory joined device - Windows Client Management this should be possible, providing you use the username format "AzureAD\JeroenDeWit" to connect. However, this results in the following error:





Other guides like https://cloudbuilder.io/documentation/Windows10Pro-RDP-AzureADJoined/ also suggest authenticating without NLA.

Am I doing something wrong or is Microsoft doing something wrong?