hi
it s possible to use a smart card (piv yubikey) to connect rdweb like rdp.
thank you
br
hi
it s possible to use a smart card (piv yubikey) to connect rdweb like rdp.
thank you
br
Hi,
Please check if below two possible solutions work for you.
Choose Logon method as Smart Card Authentication under deployment properties-->RD Gateway

Meanwhile, please ensure that Smart Card redirection in session host isn't disabled.
Computer Configuration >> Administrative Templates >> Windows Components >> Remote desktop service>> Remote desktop session host>> Device and
Resource redirection - Do not allow smart card redirection.
Open the IIS manager MMC on the server hosting RDWeb>under connections in the left pane go to sites>Default web site>RDweb>Pages>Application Settings>
use GatewayCredentialsSource to configure the authentication method
options:
0 = Ask for password (NTLM)
1 = Smart card
4 = Allow user to select later

Thanks,
Eleven
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Hello,
thank you for the answer but I misspoke.
it is the authentication on the web page where I would like to have the smart card or mfa without third party software.
thank you
Hi,
Above solutions should let the authentication on the web page to use smart card instead of username/password.
Is that what you need? If not, could you please share screenshots to show what exactly you want?
Thanks,
Eleven
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. Understand your requirement now.
Unfortunatelty, there is no such configuration to let use smart card to logon to the RD Web access page. But after your sign in, you can use smart card for authentication to open remoteapp on the web page by above 2 provided configurations.
In that case, we suggest that that you could post your requirement to Remote Desktop UserVoice so that others can vote for it. Hope the feature can be released in the future.
https://remotedesktop.uservoice.com/forums/266795-remote-desktop-services
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Eleven
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