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# Windows-nedbrud i et Citrix-miljø

Forebyg Windows-nedbrud i et Citrix-miljø, der skyldes gentagne anmodninger om RDS-legitimationsoplysninger, ved at deaktivere Windows-prompten på RDP-sessioner.

Når en RDS-server beder om legitimationsoplysninger, bruger den adll, og hvis den bliver bedt om det for mange gange af mange brugere, går Windows ned.

### Løsning

Alle sessioner skal konfigureres, så de ikke bruger Windows-prompten. I posternes egenskaber:

1. Skift typen af legitimationsoplysninger til ***Standard***.
2. Markér feltet ***Spørg altid om adgangskode***.

Hvis De har mange poster, der skal ændres, skal De følge disse trin (en sikkerhedskopi af databasen anbefales):

1. Vælg hver RDP-session, De skal redigere (en [avanceret søgning](/rdm/da/ribbon-menu-bar/view/search/advanced-search.md) kan bruges).
2. Højreklik på dem, og vælg ***Rediger – Rediger (særlige handlinger)***.
3. Vælg ***Brugerdefineret PowerShell-kommando***.
4. Og skriv teksten nedenfor i det næste vindue:

   ```powershell
   $connection.PromptCredentials = $true;
   $RDM.Save();
   ```
5. Klik på ***OK***. Derefter konfigureres hver session med prompten om legitimationsoplysninger.


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