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Create a password I agree to the terms of service Signed in as ( Sign out ) Close Close Vote We’ll send you updates on this idea 9 comments · Bug · Flag idea as inappropriate… Flag idea as inappropriate… · Delete… · Admin → Kerberos using AES still not working where it should Establish a two-way forest trust. Try to establish Remote Desktop Connection from a computer in one forest to a computer in another forest, with an account that is a member of Protected Users” security group. The connection will fail if the computer (from where you’re trying to establish RDP connection) does not have RC4 HMAC MD5” kerberos encryption type enabled (i.e. it only has AES256 HMAC SHA1” enabled). On the other hand, if the user that is trying to establish Remote Desktop Connection is using an account that is NOT a member of Protected Users” security group, and only AES kerberos encryption types are enabled on the computer from where the connection is initiated (i.e. RC4 HMAC MD5” is not enabled), the connection would be established because after kerberos authentication would fail, the account would be authenticated using NTLM, which is even worse. Please fix this! We must be able to authenticate and connect to another forest (of course, it the trust exist) with Kerberos using AES. Using RC4 is not acceptable, and NTLM is even worse. Establish a two-way forest trust. Try to establish Remote Desktop Connection from a computer in one forest to a computer in another forest, with an account that is a member of Protected Users” security group. The connection will fail if the computer (from where you’re trying to establish RDP connection) does not have RC4 HMAC MD5” kerberos encryption type enabled (i.e. it only has AES256 HMAC SHA1” enabled). On the other hand, if the user that is trying to establish Remote Desktop Connection is using an account that is NOT a member of Protected Users” security group, and only AES… more 10 votes Vote Vote Vote Sign in prestine Your name Your email address (thinking…) Password Sign in with: Facebook Google Forgot password? Create a password I agree to the terms of service Signed in as ( Sign out ) Close Close Vote We’ll send you updates on this idea 0 comments · Configuration · Flag idea as inappropriate… Flag idea as inappropriate… · Delete… · Admin → "add forest" in group policy management does not work unless RC4 is enabled We have two-way forest trust established and would like to manage group policy for both forests from one server. On a member server where Group Policy Management console is installed, these encryption types are enabled in Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos: AES256 HMAC SHA1 Future encryption types When I try to add another forest to Group Policy Management console (open Group Policy Management” console, right click on Group Policy Management”, click on Add forest…”, enter domain name and then click OK”), a message Access is denied.” pops up. If I enable RC4 HMAC MD5” on the server where Group Policy Management console is installed, I can add a forest in Group Policy Management console without any errors. Please fix this. I don’t like having legacy cypher (RC4) enabled just to be able to manage group policy from two different forests. We have two-way forest trust established and would like to manage group policy for both forests from one server. On a member server where Group Policy Management console is installed, these encryption types are enabled in Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos: AES256 HMAC SHA1 Future encryption types When I try to add another forest to Group Policy Management console (open Group Policy Management” console, right click on Group Policy Management”, click on Add forest…”, enter domain name and then click OK”), a message Access is denied.” pops up. If I enable RC4 HMAC MD5” on the server… more 8 votes Vote Vote Vote Sign in prestine Your name Your email address (thinking…) Password Sign in with: Facebook Google Forgot password? Create a password I agree to the terms of service Signed in as ( Sign out ) Close Close Vote We’ll send you updates on this idea 0 comments · Configuration · Flag idea as inappropriate… Flag idea as inappropriate… · Delete… · Admin → Add Snip & Sketch to Win Server Please add the "Snip & Sketch" feature of Windows 10 to Windows Server 2019. We’d love to have this basic feature for our users working with Citrix on Windows Server. 18 votes Vote Vote Vote Sign in prestine Your name Your email address (thinking…) Password Sign in with: Facebook Google Forgot password? Create a password I agree to the terms of service Signed in as ( Sign out ) Close Close Vote We’ll send you updates on this idea 0 comments ·...