The RDP file that you saved for your connection, and that you are opening with MSTSC. The default.rdp file is normally under the My Documents Windows folder. To disable NLA when connecting with MSTSC, add the setting enablecredsspsupport:i:0 to one of the following files: The MSTSC RDP client application is configured to use NLA by default. The following table describes how to enable or disable NLA for different RDP client applications: This can be done by adding enablecredsspsupport:i:0 to the RDP file. To login without being an AD user, the NLA should be disabled.

To connect using a smart card, add redirectsmartcards:i:1 to the RDP file.

To connect to a Unix server with the address of 10.10.2.145, with the user root and with the WinSCP client, use the following configuration in the Start Program setting: Perform the following procedure for each target account.Ĭreate an RDP file in the following format: For details, see Connect using a standard RDP client You can make the configurations in the UI and then save them as a file.

Manually, as described in the procedure below.

There are two ways to create an RDP file: In either case, you can connect without providing connection details in advance, as described in Connect using RDP without providing details in advance. You can also see Connect using MSTSC or Connect using Connection Manager if you are using one of these specific clients. For details, see Create an RDP fileĬonfigure the RDP client whenever you want to access the target account.

If you have multiple accounts that you access regularly, we recommend that you create an RDP file for each, after which you will be able to connect to all of your accounts without additional configuration. Privilege Cloud must be configured with LDAP integrationĬreate an RDP file for each account you want to access, and then double-click the file to connect.The smart card must include a valid certificate.Smart card drivers must be installed on the PSM machine.

Connect to target devices directly from your desktop using any standard RDP client application, such as MSTSC or Connection Manager, to benefit from a native user experience.

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