How long does ironport wsa cache ad credentials at a workstation?

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There is an issue (bug? Weirdness with how MS stuff works) when you RDP to a box and login.

Since the current RDP client actually checks with AD before it lets you connect to the other machine, your local machine shows up as the account you RDP'd with, NOT your account. (because the most recent login from that IP was the account...)

I have this issue when I rdp to servers with service accounts...

Your users, who don't have/use multiple accounts won't see this issue.

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