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To enable this message exchange, you need to configure the NPS components on the server where the NPS extension service is installed. In the Shared secret and the Confirm shared secret fields, enter the same secret that you used before. Right-click Connections to other access servers , and click Duplicate Policy. Right-click Copy of Connections to other access servers , and click Properties.
Check Policy enabled , and select Grant access. Optionally, in Type of network access server , select Remote Desktop Gateway , or you can leave it as Unspecified. Click the Constraints tab, and check Allow clients to connect without negotiating an authentication method. Optionally, click the Conditions tab and add conditions that must be met for the connection to be authorized, for example, membership in a specific Windows group.
Click OK. When prompted to view the corresponding Help topic, click No. Ensure that your new policy is at the top of the list, that the policy is enabled, and that it grants access.
Upon successfully entering your credentials for primary authentication, the Remote Desktop Connect dialog box shows a status of Initiating remote connection, as shown below. If you successfully authenticate with the secondary authentication method you previously configured in Azure AD MFA, you are connected to the resource. However, if the secondary authentication is not successful, you are denied access to the resource.
In the example below, the Authenticator app on a Windows phone is used to provide the secondary authentication. Once you have successfully authenticated using the secondary authentication method, you are logged into the Remote Desktop Gateway as normal. However, because you are required to use a secondary authentication method using a mobile app on a trusted device, the sign in process is more secure than it would be otherwise. You can also view this log and filter on event IDs, and To query successful logon events in the Security event viewer logs, use the following command:.
You can also view the Security log or the Network Policy and Access Services custom view, as shown below:. If the configuration is not working as expected, the first place to start to troubleshoot is to verify that the user is configured to use Azure AD MFA.
Have the user connect to the Azure portal. If users are prompted for secondary verification and can successfully authenticate, you can eliminate an incorrect configuration of Azure AD MFA. To perform advanced troubleshoot options, consult the NPS database format log files where the NPS service is installed. The entries in these log files can be difficult to interpret without importing them into a spreadsheet or a database.
You can find several IAS parsers online to assist you in interpreting the log files. The image below shows the output of one such downloadable shareware application. TS Gateway provides a point-to-point RDP connection rather than blanket access to the internal network. Prior to Windows Server , remote users were often prevented from connecting to internal network resources across firewalls and NAT's because port was typically blocked on the firewalls. Within TS Gateway you can also define and configure Connection Authorization Policies that define conditions that must be met for a remote user to connect to an internal resource.
We'll go Connection Authorization Policies in a bit more detail later on in this post. NAP is a health policy creation, enforcement, and remediation technology. Using NAP, administrators can enforce system health requirements such as software requirements for example the client must have an approved and updated Anti-Virus program running , as well as security update requirements, required computer configurations and other settings.
This is because port , the port used for RDP connections, is typically blocked for network security purposes. Because most corporations open port to enable Internet connectivity, RD Gateway takes advantage of this network design to provide remote access connectivity across multiple firewalls.
The Remote Desktop Gateway Manager enables you to configure authorization policies to define conditions that must be met for remote users to connect to internal network resources. For example, you can specify: Who can connect to internal network resources in other words, the user groups who can connect. What network resources computer groups users can connect to.
Whether client computers must be members of Active Directory security groups. Whether device redirection is allowed.
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