How to configure group policy to save passwords on RDP connection?

Question

Active Directory

Good afternoon!
We have Windows Server 2012R2 and client machines on windows 10 \ 64 Pro
Faced the following problem.
After adding a user computer to the domain, the credentials for authorization via RDP are no longer saved and the following error is displayed "the system administrator has forbidden the use of saved credentials".
Google suggested on each individual machine (gpedit.msc) to change the policy "Allow delegation of stored credentials with server authentication "NTLM only"" and specify the servers to which passwords are allowed to be stored according to the following pattern - "TERMSRV\computer_name".
This method solves the problem, but it is not convenient to use, because more than 50 computers in the domain.
I tried to apply the group policy on the forest-wide domain controller (via gpmc.msc) using the above method, but it doesn't work and users still get a message about not saving credentials (gpupdate /force and reboot after applying the policy did ). It turns out that this method only works when editing group policy locally on each computer.
How can this problem be simplified? As far as I understand, I am not editing the policy on the domain controller correctly, but unfortunately I could not google the correct method.
Thanks for any help!

Answer 1

you collect all computers in an organizational unit and apply this policy to it.