Seeking clarification: Differences in Authentication between Remote Desktop Connection and Domain Joined.

hello community.

trying figure out differences if authentication between rdc & domain joined environment.

understand domain joined environment, administrator join computer domain via normal means, present admin password , join computer domain.  next users present credentials @ log on , connected environment set in profile/group policies

rdc connection connection is  made server after user has logged on , via client.  again users present credentials log on , work within environment set in group policies. 

question is: it? is authentication happens?

there no scenario client communicate server sort of conversation happens:
client: hello server, piece of information
server: hold on, i'll need check make sure know are.
client: here credentials
server: ok checks out, yes can have information, sending stand by
client: hello server, i'd piece of information
server: hold on, ill need check make sure know are
client: here credentials.......

had conversation professional claims how authentication works every packet of information in rdc.  can confirm or deny case?

regards

hi,

if rds/terminal server joined domain , users logs on domain userid/pasw rds server check active directory if credentials correct , if user has required ad group membership log on domain.

if rds/terminal server not joined domain (standalone) user log on local user account . rds server check in local user database if credentials correct , if user has required group membership log on local server

after authentication complete session traffic wil use valid session sid specific session.

danny

Windows Server  >  Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services)