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# Partager un espace de travail entre systèmes d'exploitation

Partagez un espace de travail Remote Desktop Manager entre différents systèmes d'exploitation en migrant vos entrées SQLite locales vers un espace de travail Devolutions Cloud.

Si vous utilisez un espace de travail local (par exemple, SQLite) dans Remote Desktop Manager et que vous souhaitez y accéder depuis plusieurs systèmes d'exploitation, la meilleure solution est de migrer vos entrées vers un espace de travail Devolutions Cloud, soit Devolutions Cloud Free, soit Devolutions Cloud.

Les espaces de travail Devolutions Cloud sont hébergés en infonuagique et fonctionnent indépendamment du système d'exploitation.

#### Étapes de migration

1. Créez un nouvel [espace de travail Devolutions Cloud](/cloud/fr/getting-started/create-your-devolutions-cloud-workspace.md).
2. Ajoutez le Devolutions Cloud comme [espace de travail](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/fr/getting-started/workspaces/create-a-workspace) dans Remote Desktop Manager.
3. [Exportez les entrées de votre espace de travail local et importez-les](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/fr/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/export-and-import-entries) dans l'espace de travail Devolutions Cloud.


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