Hello,
I've catch just one more issue.
Please try
xfreerdp -u <user> <host1> <host2> ... <hostN>
or
xfreerdp <host1> -u <user> <host2> ... <hostN>
or just
xfreerdp <host1> <host2> ... <hostN>
It seems it is incorrect behaviour.
Also if you enter
xfreerdp <host> <host>
where <host> is MS Terminal Server requiring NLA you will not see Password:
request.
If you press enter then you'll see Password:Domain: request.
And I was unable to login in this case in no way.
Regards,
Marcus.
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