Re: problem connecting to windows 10

[robertkwild]

i have ticked on ignore cert and works

strange thing is if i choose nla, rdp or tls any of them work?





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Re: problem connecting to windows 10

[Nick Couchman]

On Tue, May 8, 2018 at 3:33 PM, robertkwild  wrote:

> hi all,
>
> i have added a few connections -
>
> windows 7 via RDP
> centos 7 via VNC
> centos 7 via SSH
> windows 10 via RDP
>
> my problem is i can get all to work apart from my windows 10 client, i have
> entered in the details below -
>
> network
> hostname - given IP not dns name
> port - 3389
>
> authentication
> username - robw
> password - my password
> domain - robw-win
> security mode - tried everything now left blank as that is what my windows
> 7
> client uses and it works
>

Windows 10 generally requires NLA out of the box, if you don't change the
configuration.  I would make sure Security Mode is set to NLA and that you
also check the "Ignore Certificate" box under that, or import the
certificate into your system certificate store.

-Nick

problem connecting to windows 10

[robertkwild]

hi all,

i have added a few connections - 

windows 7 via RDP
centos 7 via VNC
centos 7 via SSH
windows 10 via RDP

my problem is i can get all to work apart from my windows 10 client, i have
entered in the details below - 

network
hostname - given IP not dns name
port - 3389

authentication
username - robw
password - my password
domain - robw-win
security mode - tried everything now left blank as that is what my windows 7
client uses and it works

any help please

cheers,
rob



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