Good morning to you all:
While this isn't a strictly Exchange question, I thought I would
ask the group about enabling RDP type logins via remote registry access.
A little background on this:
The group that I work with recently installed a new DHCP
server on our secure/encrypted network. The server is working as it
should, in a headless fashion, but before my co-workers removed the
Keyboard mouse and monitor, they forgot to check the "ALLOW USERS TO
CONNECT REMOTELY" check box in the Remote Desktop window of the Computer
Properties form.
Before I trudge down to where the server is located with all the
necessary things to get into the server locally, is there a way of
changing this setting via the registry?
Thanks in advance.
John H. Matteson, Jr.
Systems Administrator/ITT Systems
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