Menu path: Setup > Sessions > RDP > RDP Global > Local Logon
In this area, you can prepopulate user data. As a result, you can avoid users possibly having to log in a number of times.
You can also use Local logon to freely select the server in the logon window of an RDP session.
Use local login window
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The RDP login window is used on the terminal side to set the user name and domain when a connection to the terminal server is established for the first time. (default)
You can configure the following presets:
Preset login information
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The login window is prepopulated with the user name and domain. (default)
Type: Here, you can prepopulate the user name and domain in the logon window. Possible values:
Set user/domain from last login
Set user/domain from session setup
Show domain
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Shows the domain entry in the logon window. (default)
Set client name to user name
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The name of the client for the RDP connection will be set to the user name. This setting may help to resolve reconnection problems during load balancing. (default)
Relaunch mode
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The RDP login window is displayed in restart mode and cannot be closed.
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The RDP window will not be displayed in restart mode. (default)
Enable network authentication
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Enables network authentication via NTLM. Smartcards are not supported here. (default)
Domains: Allows you to add domains which are to be available. If you enter a number of domains, these will be shown in the Domains drop-down area in the login module.
To manage the list of domains, proceed as follows:
