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Archive for 29. January 2009
The remote computer requires Network Level Authentication
29. January 2009 by Myke.
The “The remote computer requires Network Level Authentication, which your computer does not support.” error is what you get when you try to connect to computer running Server 2008/Windows Vista with using recently updated Remote Desktop Client.
It looks like Windows XP doesn’t support Network Level Authentication even with the new Remote Desktop Client so you will have to turn NLA off in Server 2008/Windows Vista.
Got to System Properties and select “Allow connections from computer running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure). It’s less secure, but it works.
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