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I've managed to connect to the 8.1 preview build 9431 with my Mac Remote Desktop Connection. Here's what I did: • Make sure the firewall allows the RDP connection (already stated before) • Open the Management Console (mmc.exe) • Add the 'Local Computer Policy' snap-in • Goto: - Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Remote Desktop Services - Remote Desktop Session Host - Security • Change the following two settings from their default (be aware that there might be a reason that MSFT has decided to set them to default. It might be advisable to revise those settings after a new Mac RDP client has been released) - 'Require use of specific for remote desktop (RDP) connections' from 'Default' to 'Enabled', then select 'RDP' in the options pane - 'Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentications' to 'Disabled' • Restart the 'Remote Desktop Service' or simply restart the computer • Voila! I can use my Mac RDP client 2.1.1 (110309) with Windows 8.1 build 9431. I've managed to connect to the 8.1 preview build 9431 with my Mac Remote Desktop Connection. Here's what I did: • Make sure the firewall allows the RDP connection (already stated before) • Open the Management Console (mmc.exe) • Add the 'Local Computer Policy' snap-in • Goto: - Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Remote Desktop Services - Remote Desktop Session Host - Security • Change the following two settings from their default (be aware that there might be a reason that MSFT has decided to set them to default. It might be advisable to revise those settings after a new Mac RDP client has been released) - 'Require use of specific for remote desktop (RDP) connections' from 'Default' to 'Enabled', then select 'RDP' in the options pane - 'Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentications' to 'Disabled' • Restart the 'Remote Desktop Service' or simply restart the computer • Voila!

I can use my Mac RDP client 2.1.1 (110309) with Windows 8.1 build 9431.

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I was just wondering if any of you guys had experience with Macs in a Windows Server environment? We currently have a Wndows active domain server setup that allows login from any PC in the building by a username/password. I have approx. Half a dozen Macs (Minis and iMacs) that I'd like for users to be able to login with their normal username and password and access their home folder and files, a process I believe called binding? Unfortunately our network guy is militant anti-apple and refuses to even do a test with one of these, instead declaring that apple gear is too unreliable connecting to Windows Servers, and his only 'solution' is that I create a separate Mac Network for my Apple computers, but then users wouldn't have the ease of accessing their files cross platform! Are Macs too unreliable connecting to Windows AD?

Does anyone run this type of setup with ease? Click to expand.Not at all, the only issues, will be the mac users occasionally getting their keychain out of sync and all hell breaking loose ( for the mac user, many popups asking for the old password ) until it gets back in sync. My MacBookPro and iMac are not bound to the network and can easily access any exchange folder in our network.

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( I did not want to bind my Macs ). I just have to use my exchange credentials to 'login' to the shared folders, accessible through Finder > Go > Connect to Server. I was just wondering if any of you guys had experience with Macs in a Windows Server environment? We currently have a Wndows active domain server setup that allows login from any PC in the building by a username/password. I have approx.