Apple Remote Desktop 3 Client authentication To manage a Mac OS X system using Apple Remote Desktop, administrators need to authenticate and receive authorization from the Apple Remote Desktop Client software—ensuring that only authorized users can control a computer or perform specified administrative tasks. Apple Remote Desktop can perform.
This forum is for Apple's Remote Desktop and therefore not for you. Microsoft's Remote Desktop forum is here:
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You should have a word with your network administrator and ask them the question. FWIW I think there's a certificate or a protocol setting that needs to be configured somewhere that will allow your Mac to 'pass-through'. This could be something built-in on a PC or pre-configured when your IT department roll out the setting to their PC clients. Be patient and persistent and don't let them fob you off simply because you're on a Mac and not a PC. They should be supporting you properly irrespective of platform. It's their job after all
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Apr 3, 2020 4:17 AM