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I'm setting up a management server (Windows Server 2022) and have installed Windows Admin Center on it. Unfortunately I'm unable to log into it from the server itself.
From my workstation I can go to https://server.domain.com and I immediately get access, no login needed. However logged onto the server itself via RDP and going to the same URL I get a Windows Security logon box, and no credentials I enter will work. I am using the new Microsoft Edge in both situations.
Is this by design?
Hello @Joe Grover ,
You can normaly connect from the server himself if you enter the credentials of a user within the local Administrators group.
I tried logging in using the local administrator account and that didn't work either.
Have you also tried with the domain admin credentials ?
Also, you can check this thread : cannot login Windows Admin Center
Yep. Logging into a Windows 10 workstation with those credentials I can go to the server in the new Edge browser and not even be prompted to log in. Logging into the machine itself with the same account and using Edge gives me the gray Windows Security logon box, and no credentials work.
try https://localhost
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You can connect remotely, you need to pull the Trusted Root certificate for the machine (usually called machine name in the trusted root certs) and the Certificate Enrolment Request certificate as well, and install them on any machines you need to access from.