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Assume a situation whereby you have just set up a remote site and now you find yourself having users or tư vấn servers that you can’t physically gain access. This means walking to the desk is out of your options. So how do you go about it to access the data and information you may be in need of?

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  • What is Remote Desktop Group Policy
  • How to Enable Remote Desktop Remotely on Windows 10
  • How to Enable Remote Desktop Remotely Using PowerShell
  • How to Enable/Disable Remote Desktop Using Group Policy
  • Network Level Authentication NLA on the remote RDP server
  • Steps How to Windows Server Enable Remote Desktop (RDP)
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To get it right, you need to figure out how to enable Remote Desktop via Group Policy, so that it can get applied to all devices at your site. Configuration of remote desktop forms the basis of our guide today. Let’s get started. 

What is Remote Desktop Group Policy

Almost all users who are interested in building safe connections between computers on the internet might have heard about RDP or VPN. RDP stands for the Remote Desktop Protocol. It is a network of communications protocol developed by Microsoft, to allow users to connect to another computer.

With RDP, one can connect to any computer that runs Windows. With RDP, you can connect to the remote PC, view the same display and interact as if you are working on that machine locally. 

Some instances where you may need to use RDP include;

  • When traveling or when on vacation and you need to access your work computer
  • When you can’t go to your office due to certain reasons and you still need to fulfill your daily tasks
  • When you are a system admin and you need to perform administrative duties on your PC such as computer troubleshooting, tune-up, ID protection setting, printer set-up, software installation, email setup, virus and spyware removal, among others.
  • When you need to give a demo and you need to access data from a private device
  • When you want to personalize your remote desktop on experiences such as resolution, connection setting, screen setting, toolbar, start menu, icons among others.

How to Enable Remote Desktop Remotely on Windows 10

The easiest way to enable Remote Desktop on the Windows operating system family is to use a Graphical User Interface (GUI). To do this, you need to;

Open the “System” control panel, go to “Remote Setting” and enable the “Allow remote connection to this computer” option in the Remote Desktop section. 

However, performing the above process will need local access to the computer on which you want to enable the RD. 

By default, remote desktop is disabled in both desktop versions of Windows and in Windows Server.

 

How to Enable Remote Desktop Remotely Using PowerShell

Suppose you want to remotely enable RDP on Windows Server 2012 R2/năm nay/2019. Here is the procedure to achieve the same;

  • On your computer, open the PowerShell console and run the following commands to connect to your remote server. Enter-PSSession -ComputerName server.domain.local -Credential domainadministrator.
  • You will have established a remote session with a computer and now you can execute PowerShell commands on it. To enable Remote Desktop, you need to change registry parameter fDenyTSConnections from 1 to 0 on the remote machine. Run the command; Set-ItemProperty -Path ‘HKLM:SystemCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server’-name “fDenyTSConnections” -Value 0
  • When RDP is enabled this way (as opposed to GUI method) the rule that allows remote RDP connections is not enabled in the Windows Firewall rules.
  • To allow incoming RDP connections in Windows Firewall, run the command; Enable-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup “Remote Desktop”
  • If for some reason the firewall rule is deleted, you can create it manually using the following commands. netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=”allow RemoteDesktop” dir=in protocol=TCP localport=3389 action=allow
  • In case you need to allow secure RDP authentication (NLA – Network Level Authentication) run the command; Set-ItemProperty -Path ‘HKLM:SystemCurrentControlSetControlTerminal ServerWinStationsRDP-Tcp’ -name “UserAuthentication” -Value 1
  • Now from your computer, you can check the TCP 3389 port on the remote host to see if it has become available. To do so, run the command below’ Test-NetConnection 192.168.1.11 -CommonTCPPort RDP.
  • If successful, you should get results similar to what is shown below’
  • The above results mean RDP on the remote host is enables and you can establish a remote desktop connection using mstsc client.

    How to Enable/Disable Remote Desktop Using Group Policy

    You can enable or disable remote desktop using group policy. To do so, perform the following steps

  • Search gpedit.msc in the Start menu. In the program list, click gpedit.msc as shown below;
  • After Local Group Policy Editor opens, expand Computer Configuration >> Administrative Templates >> Windows Components >> Remote Desktop Services >> Remote Desktop Session Host >> Connections.
  • On the right-side panel. Double-click on Allow users to connect remotely using Remote Desktop Services. See below;
  • Select Enabled and click Apply if you want to enable Remote Desktop. Select Disabled and click Apply if you need to disable it.
  • Now you will have enabled or disabled remote desktop using group policy

    Network Level Authentication NLA on the remote RDP server

    Network Level Authentication is a method used to enhance RD Session Host server security by requiring that a user be authenticated to RD session Host Server before a session can be created.

    If you want to restrict who can access your PC, you can choose to allow access only with Network Level Authentication (NLA). NLA is an authentication tool used in RDP  Server. When a user tries to establish a connection to a device that is NLA enabled, NLA will delegate the user’s credentials from the client-side Security Support Provider to the server for authentication, before creating a session.

    The advantages of Network Level Authentication is;

    • It requires fewer remote computer resources initially.
    • It can provide better security by reducing the risk of denial of service attacks.

    To configure Network Level Authentication for a connection, follow the steps below.

  • On the RD Session Host Server, open Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration. To do so, click Start>>Adminstrative Tools1>>Remote Desktop Services>> Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration.
  • Under Connections, right-click the name of the connection and then click Properties.
  • On the General tab, select Allow the connection only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication checkbox
  • Click OK
  • Note, under step 3, if the “Allow connections only from computers running a remote desktop with network-level authentication” checkbox is not enabled, the “Require user authentication for remote connections by using network-level authentication” Group Policy setting has to be enabled, and has been applied to the RD Session Host Server.

    Remote Desktop, by default, is disabled in Windows Server 2018. To enable this feature, you need to do it manually. In this guide, we’ll show you how to enable Remote Desktop on Windows Server:

    Steps How to Windows Server Enable Remote Desktop (RDP)

  • Launch the Start menu and open Server Manager. You can also type in Server Manager if it doesn’t simply show up on the Start window. It is important to note, however, that Server Manager automatically opens up when you log in to the GUI.

  • Click on the Local Server on the left hand side of the Server Manager window. Here, you’ll see Remote Desktop is categorized as default.

  • Select the Disabled text. This will open up the System Properties window in the Remote tab.

  • Click on Allow remote desktop connections to this Computer on the System Properties window. You can also search for the System Properties through a Command Prompt or PowerShell terminal. Simply type in SystemPropertiesRemote.

  • Once the Allow remote connections to this computer is selected, a warning message will show up. This will advise you to accomplish the given firewall rules in Windows firewall.

  • Click on OK to proceed.

  • Click on Select Users to define those who can access your system via Remote Desktop.

  • Click on the OK button to close out the System Properties menu.

  • It is important to note that in the Server Manager, Remote Desktop might still appear disabled. You can try to refresh the Server Manager window by pressing F5 on the keyboard until it is listed as enabled.

  • There you have it. Once you’ve completed these steps, you’ll be able to use Remote Desktop on Windows Server. You can now enjoy wider connectivity and access to your files, data, and apps.

     

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