


User name: \NetID (replacing NetID with your NetID, e.g., sunysb. If prompted to log in, use the following.

(it may take several moments to connect) From the main Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 window, double click on the New Connection you just created, and a window will open showing Connecting.Gateway: Select the RD Gateway you set up above Click General (if you don't see General, click Show More), fill in the fields as follows, and then click Add:įriendly Name: New Connection (or a name for the computer you're connecting to).User Account: select Add User Account. enter your username as \NetID (e.g., \bsmith) and passward as your NetID Password. This will install the machine’s certificate accordingly on the local machine, so the next time you RDP using the remote machine’s name, the warning vanishes. PC name: enter the name of the computer you're connecting to followed by. Import remote machine’s certificate into a new GPO at Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Public Key Policies -> Trusted Root Certification Authorities. Click the Connections menu and then select Add PC.Have your default Duo enabled device convenient to approve login during the last step.Fill in the fields as follows, click Add, and then close the Preferences window.Click the Microsoft Remote Desktop Menu (top left) and then select Preferences.Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 from the App Store.
