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# RDP-brugernavnet for Entra ID-klienten ændres automatisk på Windows 11

Ret, at RDP-brugernavnet automatisk skifter til EntraID-brugeren på Windows 11, ved at angive et punktum som domæne i RDP-postens egenskaber.

I Microsoft-implementeringen skifter RDP-brugernavnet, hvis det ikke indeholder ***“\”*** eller ***“@”*** og ikke har noget udtrykkeligt domæne, automatisk til ***"EntraID\user"***, når klienten tilslutter sig Entra ID, uanset hvad målsystemet er. Dette problem opstår på Windows 11.

### Løsning

Løsningen er at angive et punktum "." som domæne for RDP-forbindelsesposten. Følg disse instruktioner:

1. I Remote Desktop Manager skal De højreklikke på Deres RDP-post og vælge ***Egenskaber***.
2. I RDP-postens egenskaber skal De skrive et punktum "." i feltet ***Domæne***.
3. Gem Deres ændringer.

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