I have followed this doc, that seems to suggest this should work: Our on-prem domain (where my domain account originated) is sync’d to Azure AD using Azure AD Connect Sync. I have tried using and also the Advanced tab for Web Account loing - neither works. ![]() But, if I try and then RDP (using WIndows RDP tool), onwards from the Jump Box, using those same domain creds to an AAD joined server vm (Win 2019 Datacenter) on the same VNet - the login fails (bad password). Setup a private VNet with an AAD joined AVD Jump Box (Win11) - that I can use the MS AVD RDP client to connect to using my on-prem domain creds. They can only accept answers by others ", I'll repost your solution in case you'd like to " Accept I wondered if this is anything to do with Windows Hello / Hello for Business - which I think is needed to pass the MFA / Strong auth token? My endpoint that I use to connect to the AVD jumpbox is configured OK for this and can remote to the AVD jumpbox, but does WhfB need setting up on the jump box so that this can pass through to the server VM?Īm a bit stuck here - please can someone confirm that my setup should work, and if so point me in the right direction of debugging why it does not work (I have checked event viewer logs per ms docs, but can see no obvious Mansell 'm glad that you were able to resolve your issue and thank you for posting your solution so that others experiencing the same thing can easily reference this! Since the Microsoft Q&A community has a policy that " The question author cannot accept their own answer. Here are the AAD Sign-In Logs showing the failure: The server VM was joined to AAD using Azure CLI to add the AAD extension (rather than at deployment time) and shows as AAD joined in Azure AD devices. Our on-prem domain (where my domain account originated) is sync’d to Azure AD using Azure AD Connect Sync. ![]() I have followed this doc, that seems to suggest this should work: I have setup a private VNet with an AAD joined AVD Jump Box (Win11) - that I can use the MS AVD RDP client to connect to using my on-prem domain creds.
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