Windows / Active Directory authentication for unattended access

Hi,

I would like to request support for Windows / Active Directory authentication for unattended access.

In an AD environment, I would like to:

• Authenticate IT administrators through RustDesk Server Pro / LDAP.
• Use existing AD identities/groups to authorize access to Windows endpoints.
• Connect to a remote PC without user approval.
• Without configuring a permanent RustDesk password on every endpoint.
• Ideally using Windows Integrated Authentication (SSPI / Kerberos / NTLM).

The goal is to avoid creating and managing a second, permanent credential on every workstation.

This seems related to several existing discussions/issues:

• OSS #8020 – Integrate Windows NT authentication for unattended access
• Pro #357 – Access to machine with no user session without password
• Pro #697 – Password-less login / device ownership
• Pro #270 – Feature request: Address Book and Access Method
• OSS #14755 – allow-logon-screen-password

Is this technically possible with the current Pro architecture, or is Windows/AD authentication for the remote session planned?

Thanks!

Start by reviewing the linked OSS and Pro discussions, especially #8020, #357, #697, #270, and #14755, then inspect the current Pro architecture for authentication and unattended access. Done means establishing whether AD identities can authorize password-less remote sessions and documenting the required implementation direction.