My organization is running Windows 10 joined to Azure AD organization (completely cloud hosted, i.e. no on-prem Active Directory). I login to my PC with a username in the form of "username@organization.com" with no issues and have enabled Remote Desktop connections to this PC.
If I attempt to Remote Desktop from another PC on the LAN or from home, my credentials are always deemed invalid. If I attempt to login using a local account (via RDP) it works just fine.
Can anyone suggest why Azure AD credentials do not work over RDP or how to enable this feature?
Best Answer
It is possible. Basically you have to ensure no authentication information is sent when connecting, forcing the login screen to appear.
To do this, you must create and edit an .rdp file.
Note: when setting up the computer accepting the connection make sure not to force Network Level Authentication (checkbox on the menu where you allow the remote connections).
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