Azure Host server setup and ready for use Microsoft remote desktop get to final screen of negotiating credentials and Invalid login credentials please re-enter username and password is the message I keep getting

I believe this is the orgin of my problem.During the installation process I was unable to get the serve to accept my password I choose.My Apple OS suggested one for me and I accepted it without recording and the server accepted it also.Later I earned more understanding of what was needed to create a password that I would remember.Since losing orginal password, resetting password does not fix my login issue.My next course of action that I am going to try is to delete my Laas infastructure and build a new one using the understanding that I have earned recentlt and this link you sent me https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/rds-in-azure

To clarify.you have a Windows based VM in AzureWhen you try to RDP to the VM, you are told the password is incorrect.you have an option via the portal to reset the password, this requires the VM agent to be installed.

I am unaware of a product called Azure VDI Cloud for Desktop Virtualization.The link you provided just refers to running a VDI infrastrcture on 2016 servers. How did you deploy the VDI infrastrcture? right now im guessing its just IaaS machines.There is a deployment package defined in the market place that uses ARM templates to help you deploy the infrastructure. this link would describe that process the market place would have asked you the following:Administrator user name and password. This is a new user that will manage the deployment.DNS name and AD domain name. These are NEW resources that are created. Make sure the names are meaningful.VM size. You get to choose the size of VMs to use for the RDSH endpoints. You can also manually change the sizes after the initial deployment to help you optimize the VMs for your workloads and for cost.But this would not intergrate with you current directory, also as an administrator you may need to connect using /console if i misunderstood, perhaps you could provide screen shot of the deployed resources in azure ?

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Kent Gaardmand
Steel Contributor
Jun 20, 2017
To clarify.
you have a Windows based VM in Azure
When you try to RDP to the VM, you are told the password is incorrect.
you have an option via the portal to reset the password, this requires the VM agent to be installed.
- Terrence Harrington
  Copper Contributor
  Jun 21, 2017
  Kent Gaardmand:
  I tried that also several times before posting and it did not work.
  I hope below give you the clarity you where looking for so that you can help further if you can.
  
  My specs are:
  Mac Book Pro with Apple OS
  (MRD) Microsoft Remote Desktop App from App Store
  Azure VDI Cloud for Desktop Virtualization
  *Those specs should work seamlessly like they advertised: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/desktop-virtualization
  - Kent Gaardmand
    Steel Contributor
    Jun 21, 2017
    I am unaware of a product called Azure VDI Cloud for Desktop Virtualization.
    The link you provided just refers to running a VDI infrastrcture on 2016 servers.
    
    How did you deploy the VDI infrastrcture? right now im guessing its just IaaS machines.
    There is a deployment package defined in the market place that uses ARM templates to help you deploy the infrastructure. this link would describe that process
    
    the market place would have asked you the following:
    Administrator user name and password. This is a new user that will manage the deployment.
    DNS name and AD domain name. These are NEW resources that are created. Make sure the names are meaningful.
    VM size. You get to choose the size of VMs to use for the RDSH endpoints. You can also manually change the sizes after the initial deployment to help you optimize the VMs for your workloads and for cost.
    But this would not intergrate with you current directory, also as an administrator you may need to connect using /console
    
    if i misunderstood, perhaps you could provide screen shot of the deployed resources in azure ?
Peter Wake
Copper Contributor
Mar 14, 2018
I had this issue the second time I tried to access my (shut down and restarted) VM - but it was because I was using an RDP file from before and I hadn't realised that the DNS gets reallocated (of course it does!). Solution was to set up a 'DNS name label' and you then endup with e.g. myvm.uksouth.cloudapp.azure.com which auto routes each time.

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