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I am looking to change RDP-Tcp-Properties security layer to: 'RDP security layer' in Windows Server 2012.

Looked up: Windows 2012 R2 - RDP properties?

However this server has no RD features/roles installed and is not a part of a domain.

Any idea of how to do so? Maybe through PowerShell?

I have made the change via GPO, however when opening RDP to this server, the selection of users/local/ldap does not show. is it possible to do so at all in 2012? (ldap Auth& Pgina)

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You can try to change it in local policies under:

Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Security.

You can invoke the console via CMD > gpedit.msc.

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  • Hi, Thanks for your reply. I have made the change via GPO, however when opening RDP to this server, the selection of users/local/ldap does not show. is it possible to do so at all in 2012? (ldap Auth& Pgina) – i0mega Dec 16 '15 at 09:44
  • Can u post the screenshot of this selection in your question? – Volodymyr Molodets Dec 16 '15 at 13:35
  • In 2008 R2 when changing the option shown in the screenshot, there is a selection on login methods once the RDP session starts. That allows the use of LDAP (with pGina). Any ideas? – i0mega Dec 17 '15 at 05:31
  • any other ideas? – i0mega Dec 20 '15 at 06:28