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RDP logon attempt failed to AzureAD joined machine. Built a special purpose W11 pro VM in a client’s Azure tenant, AzureAD joined it, can teamviewer in to it and log in with an AzureAD admin account, everything was working fine until I tried to RDP to it, over VPN, using the native old RDP client Only a few key users need to access this VM, and not at the same time If I use AzureAD\\username I’m told “Remote machine is AAD joined If
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