Getting Started with TruGrid SecureRDP

Getting Started with TruGrid SecureRDP



TruGrid SecureRDP allows organizations to connect to Windows systems behind firewalls without VPN or firewall exposure (no external open ports). TruGrid includes free MFA when end users authenticate against Active Directory. Optionally, end users can authenticate against Azure AD. Office 365 business accounts already include Azure AD.

Please follow the steps below to get started with TruGrid SecureRDP.

Register for a TruGrid Account. Registration requires a credit card and includes a two-week trial period
Business Registration: https://trugrid.chargifypay.com/subscribe/w6w43vv8pcww
Service Provider Registration: https://www.trugrid.com/partnerapplication/

Contact TruGrid using the CHAT link on this page to schedule your on-boarding session. Prior to on-boarding, please note the following:
Determine if your end users will authenticate against Active Directory or Azure AD
Make sure that you have a functioning Active Directory domain or Azure AD environment
Make sure that you have proper ADMIN permission to install software on computers in an Active Directory or Azure AD environment
Make sure that you have proper ADMIN permission to add Security Groups to Active Directory or Azure AD environment
Make sure that you have available Windows computers to connect to. These computers can be joined to Active Directory domain, Azure AD, or standalone

NOTE: TruGrid SecureRDP can be used to connect to existing installations of Microsoft RDS Farm, Citrix Virtual Deskops and Apps, and VMware Horizon Suite without disruption to these environments.

If you prefer to on-board yourself:


Review TruGrid SecureRDP Best Practices Guide
If authenicating against Active Directory, please follow this guide to setup TruGrid in an Active Directory environment
If authenicating against Azure AD, please follow this guide to setup TruGrid in an Azure AD environment

Updated on: 18/06/2021

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