Each time you must enter a USERNAME and PASSWORD when connecting via RDP on Windows Server 2008 R2 means WinServ?

Good afternoon.
There is a server WinServ 2008 r2 on it from the local area, users connect via rdp. Domain no. Need means that is a day to set the requirement to enter each time login and the password to access the server. All profiles are saved rdp connection on the desktop of the local machine, where it is spelled out and the username and password stored. That is, the user just clicking on the icon udalenka - and then enters a server.
I can not immediately figure out where on the server to request to enter each time login and the password. Tell me.
Thank you.
July 12th 19 at 17:32

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July 12th 19 at 17:34
Solution
isn't it?
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/61827670/Scree...
Yes, you have to try.. at lunch I will experiment.
But is the password. How else could login and require to enter it every time? To connections are interchangeable.. - Layne.Fay commented on July 12th 19 at 17:37
: prohibit to change the file *.rdp. For example, if you put it in "C:\Users\Public\Desktop" then by default, when you connect, if you tick remember login and password, they will not be buried (even UAC request elevation of privileges does not appear to change the. rdp file). - arlo.Deck commented on July 12th 19 at 17:40
On clients, each with its own rdp file on the local machine. In the domain of the machine is not included.. handles rule on each computer is not an option. - Layne.Fay commented on July 12th 19 at 17:43
: in another or how the login is stored in the file itself - arlo.Deck commented on July 12th 19 at 17:46
: did. And if you need another login to go - you can click "other Oceana record." Thank you. - Layne.Fay commented on July 12th 19 at 17:49
July 12th 19 at 17:36
The password expiration limit and to include the requirement to change password at login.
Thank you, it will bring necessarily. And the passwords are now more than three digits from users of finally not held in high esteem:)) - Layne.Fay commented on July 12th 19 at 17:39
If you enable the "request to change password at login" for users of terminal server, then they stupidly will not be able to go to him. Have to raise the "Web access remote desktops" because only from there, the user can change an expired password. - arlo.Deck commented on July 12th 19 at 17:42
damn thanks.. wanted to try it - don't risk it:) to put the system - badly:))) - Layne.Fay commented on July 12th 19 at 17:45

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