When a user connects to a remote Windows server through any Remote Desktop Connection Client, the user's actions are not monitored. But, with the Direct Remote Desktop Protocol (Direct RDP) feature you can control the authorization, and monitor the actions of users connecting to a remote Windows server or desktop through remote desktop connection client.
You can connect to a Windows server or desktop by using your account credentials that are set up on the server. If you require to monitor the actions of the users, then you can use the direct remote desktop protocol feature. The Windows Direct Session command object is included with the rdpDirect command, which helps in monitoring the direct sessions. You can create a rule and specify who is authorized to connect to a Windows server or desktop and also disconnect the session when any malicious activity is detected.