The tutorial screenshots are on Windows 10, the handling is identical with Windows Server.By default on a Windows Server Product Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is enabled, but Remote Desktop (RDP) is Disabled. The two methods above achieve the same result by allowing the Domain Users group to log on to the remote desktop on the computer. Members of the Domain Users group can now log on to Remote Desktop on the computer. The object has been added to the 1 parameter. Validate the configuration by clicking on Apply 1 and OK 2. Select the object (User or group) 1 and click OK 2. Open Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services 1 setting by double clicking in Computer Configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings / Local Policies / Assigning User Rights. Open a Run window (Windows + R), in Open enter gpedit.msc and click OK 2 to open the Local Group Policy Editor console. The configuration is done using the Local Group Policy Editor or can be configured by GPO in an Active Directory environment. In this part, we are going to have how to add a group authorize to log on by remote desktop services by passing the security settings. In the first part, we saw how to give access to the remote desktop using one of the two predefined groups. Allow remote desktop connection through security settings The Domain Users group has been added to the Remote Desktop User group.
Validate the addition of the object 1 to the group by clicking on Apply 2 and OK 3. Select the user or group 1 to add and click OK 2.
Go to Groups 1 which is in System Tools / Local Users and Groups.ĭouble click on the group 1 to modify to open it. Open the Computer Management console, right click on the start menu button 1 and click on Computer Management 2. Allow remote desktop connection through security settings Add users to Administrators or Remote Desktop Users groupsĪdding a user or group to the Administrators group gives, in addition to remote desktop access rights, administrative rights on the computer or the server.Add users to Administrators or Remote Desktop Users groups.
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