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8. August 2011 at 10:16 #6785
DONATUX
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Hello

I would like to ask you can I hide in Thin OS 7 system information window showing all the time after device starts and is there any possibility to authorize user once against active directory and have credentials forwarded to any created RDP session in connection manager (I have tried, but it only forwards user name and not password)
12. August 2011 at 11:35 #20901
ConfGen
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To hide try:
Privilege=None HideSysInfo=yes

AD authentication is not supported. Only NTLM v1 is supported and this has to enabled in the DC in registry. Then you can use $UN and $PW to forward username and password to any RDP connection.

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16. August 2011 at 7:53 #20916
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Thank a lot for info CG!
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