[Solved] The remote computer requires network level authentication

Press Windows + R, type “sysdm. You will be in the systems properties. Click on the remote tab and uncheck “Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (recommended)”.

1. How do I connect to Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication?
2. How can I fix my NLA problem?
3. How do I turn off NLA remotely?
4. How do I enable NLA remotely?
5. How do I check my network level authentication?
6. Do you need Windows 10 Pro for remote desktop?
7. How does RDP NLA work?
8. What port does NLA use?
9. Does Windows 7 support NLA?
10. Is NLA enabled by default?
11. Where is Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration?
12. How do I change the RDP security layer?

How do I connect to Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication?

Click Tools > Windows RDP or click the Remote Desktop Protocol icon . You will now be prompted to authorize yourself in order to establish the connection. Enter your Username and Password. Select Use Network Level Authentication.

How can I fix my NLA problem?

Solution 2] Disable NLA using Properties

1. Press Win + R to open the Run window and type the command sysdm. ...
2. In the Remote tab, uncheck the option for “Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (recommended).”
3. Click on Apply and then OK to save the settings.

How do I turn off NLA remotely?

Post-installation Steps to Disable NLA

1. Right-click on the RDP-Tcp connections to open a Properties window.
2. Under the General tab, clear the Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication check box.

How do I enable NLA remotely?

Click on System and Security and under System click on Allow remote access. Under the Remote Desktop group un-tick the checkbox Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (recommended). Click OK.

How do I check my network level authentication?

Enable Network Level Access For Windows RDP

1. Navigate to the following: Computer Configuration. – Administrative Templates. — Windows Components. — Remote Desktop Services. —- Remote Desktop Session Host. —– Security.
2. Doubleclick on “Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentication”
3. Check 'Enabled'. Apply. Save.

Do you need Windows 10 Pro for remote desktop?

You'll need to be running either Windows 10 Pro or Windows 10 Enterprise to use Remote Desktop. If you have Windows 10 Home, you need a upgrade before you can set up Remote Desktop because it can connect to a device that has Remote Desktop set up but can't host a remote desktop connection.

How does RDP NLA work?

When NLA is enabled, remote connections pre-authenticate to the remote system when the RDP client connects before displaying a full remote session. When NLA is disabled, the Windows username and password is entered within the RDP client session after connecting.

What port does NLA use?

Far as I can tell, there is no port or actual network traffic associated with NLA. NLA is a windows service that provides a kind of API or notification service interface for other services and processes running on Windows so they can have confidence in knowing the state of the network connection.

Does Windows 7 support NLA?

NLA (Network Level Authentication) is per default enabled since Windows 8 / 8.1 and Windows Server 2012. Due to this option remote connection is refused if you try to connect from Linux client, iOSx (iPhone, iPad), Android devices, etc which do not support NLA.

Is NLA enabled by default?

Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2/2016/2019 also provide Network Level Authentication (NLA) by default. ... This Group Policy setting must be enabled on the server running the Remote Desktop Session Host role.

Where is Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration?

Navigate to “Computer Configuration” > “Administrative Templates” > “Windows Components” > “Remote Desktop Services” > “Remote Desktop Session Host“.

How do I change the RDP security layer?

Right-click RDP Listener with connection type Microsoft RDP 6.1 and choose Properties. In general tab of properties dialog box under Security, select RDP Security Layer as the Security Layer. Select OK.