Install Microsoft Remote Desktop Mac Brew
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I might have a bit of a messed Docker installation on my Mac..At first I installed Docker desktop but then running it I learned that as I'm on an older Mac I had to install VirtualBox so I did following these steps:
Brew installations are in /usr/local/Cellar/docker/20.10.6 and /usr/local/Cellar/docker-compose/1.29.2.As I see there is also a home-brew for docker-machine should I install docker-machine via home-brew instead?
changed the "credsStore" key value to "desktop" and compose now works as expected. Some pointed out that credsDstore typo was the problem and fixed it with credDstore, but in my case the value was the problem, it works both with "credsStore" : "desktop" and "credStore" : "desktop".
I ran into a similar issue using wsl2 on windows 10 while trying to locally invoke an aws lambda function. I was getting docker.credentials.errors.InitializationError: docker-credential-desktop not installed or not available in PATH when running sam build --use-container. Running which docker-credential-desktop showed no results
Upon further inspection I found that docker-credential-desktop.exe was in PATH however. After a quick google, it seems like enabling the wsl2 backend in Docker Desktop for Windows 10 symlinks wsl/docker-desktop/cli-tools/usr/bin/docker-credentials-desktop.exe to /usr/bin/docker-credential-desktop.exe. To fix this I simply removed the symlink and created a new one without .exe
Many remote desktop solutions require installing something on the computer you are trying to access and the computer you are using to connect. They are heavily proprietary and, frankly, unnecessary. This will get you up and running in 5 minutes; anyone can do it. Now, if you have some familiarity with Docker, I would recommend that method; however, it's not required. I'll show you both.
You will need a paid personal account to proxy a TCP port, which we will do to remote desktop into our computer. I acknowledge there are some free alternatives to do this, but it will be hard to match this level of simplicity, flexibility, and control. ngrok is so versatile it's worth it for me (they did not pay me to say that :). I'm confident it will also be for you once you start playing with it. ngrok - Online in One Line
For added security, I highly recommend setting up Endpoints and IP Policies in Ngrok to ensure you're tunnels are secure. Once set up, they can be applied to your TCP tunnel, allowing you to whitelist access from certain locations, for instance, your workplace.
Homebrew is the most popular package management tool for macOS systems. Using the brew command line utility you can easily add new packages on your mac, but first, you have to install it. This tutorial will help you to install Homebrew on your system using simple commands.
Install the remote desktop software on your Mac Create an account, setting your username and password On the remote device, install the relevant app from the same software provider Log in using the details you created, and look for your Mac. The Homebrew package manager makes it easy to install and update applications and utilities on a.
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This has been bugging me for quite a while (and no amount of internet searching has amounted to a decent solution), so I'm hoping someone can offer some sage advice. When I try and start a Remote Desktop session from a Mac to a Windows domain-joined PC, using Microsoft's latest Remote Desktop Client (v10.3.9 currently), I'll often receive the error in the following screenshot.
Is there a way I can enable non-Windows clients to connect to domain-joined Windows PCs by remote desktop, without making NTLM authentication exceptions for each target PC? Kerberos doesn't seem available for the Mac RDP Client, is there another authentication mechanism that is supported?
So, looks like a failed Network login using NTLM authentication. As per various security best-practices and recommendations, I have tried to disable NTLM authentication in the domain, by applying the following group policies to Domain Controllers, using the Default Domain Controllers Policy:-
P.S. Just thought, haven't mentioned certificates. I have deployed an internal PKI and have RDP Certificates automatically deployed by GPO also. From the client, I am prompted whether or not to trust the certificate, the 0x207 occurs after I choose Accept to Trust the certificate, and then enter my domain\user name and password. As above, I can connect if an NTLM exception is listed, or login will fail if the server is not listed as an exception.
As an alternative to the Microsoft RDP client on Mac, I have tried another app called freerdp, installed with brew install freerdp. This also fails to login to any PC where NTLM has not been explicitly enabled, but gives a far more informative error message than the Microsoft client, especially with the log-level set to TRACE. I'm not certain if it support Kerberos, CredSSP, or similar, but maybe this additional information may prove useful:-
Policy "Network Security: Restrict NTLM: NTLM authentication in this domain: Deny for Domain Accounts to Domain Servers" is restricting NTLM connections to domain servers. If you want to connect to domain via client which does not support Kerberos you have to disable this policy or maybe try option "deny for domain accounts".Other potential problem is that you have turned on NLA (Network level authentication). Try to turn it off and try again.
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