Login RDP with Microsoft Account on iOS
Hi,
i have an issue with automatic login on an RDP Session with an Microsoft Account.
The Problem is that when i try xxxxx@outlook.de as Username only the xxxxx is used for login and the „@outlook.de“ is not used. So the Login on the RDP Session is not successful.
When I fill the Username manually the login is fine.
So what can I do?
Sincerely
Christian
All Comments (9)
Hi,
We recently had an issue on iOS where the domain was getting stripped out from the username. We fixed it but it is not yet available.
Could you please tell me if it works on RDM windows?
Best regards
Mathieu Morrissette
Hi Mathieu,
i can’t tell you if it works on RDM for windows because I only use the iOS version at the moment.
Best regards,
Christian
Hi,
I found a small issue in the username handling. I fixed it.
The fix will be available in the next release.
Best regards
Mathieu Morrissette
Hi Mathieu,
there was an update in the iOS Appstore but the bug is still there. Did you know when you can fix it?
Best regards,
Christian
Hi,
I was able to reproduce your issue.
I'm currently investigating it.
I'll keep you updated.
Best regards
Mathieu Morrissette
Hi,
I added a new feature that allows you to specify the username format when connecting to a host.
It will allow you to connect to a host using the microsoft account email.
It will be available in the next release.
Best regards
Mathieu Morrissette
Today i got the new Update from the AppStore. Now it works as intend! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Ps: it works amazing on an iPad Pro 10.5 :-)
Greetings from Germany
Christian
I am specifying my Microsoft Account "user@domain.company", which is different than @outlook.com.
It only tries to login with the prefix before @.
On Windows and Android works as expected, on iOS login fails.
Hi,
If the Advanced mode is activated on your RDP session, an advanced section will be displayed. In that section, you can configure the username format. Here is a description of how the username format is handled.
For example:
username: ndufour@xyz.com
Domain: microsoftaccount
1- username format Default (the values stay as they are)
- username: ndufour@xyz.com
- domain: microsoftAccount
2- username format {Domain}\{User}:
- username: microsoftaccount\ndufour
- domain: microsoftaccount
3- username format {User}@{Domain}:
- username: ndufour@microsoftaccount
- domain: microsoftAccount
4- username format {User}:
- username: ndufour
- domain: microsoftaccount
Can you tell us what is your username format? If it is set to 'Default' (case1) it should take your username as it is (user@domain.company).
Do you have a value in the domain field?
Best Regards,
Nicolas Dufour