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# Configure Devolutions Server PAM in Remote Desktop Manager

Configure Devolutions Server PAM privileged accounts in Remote Desktop Manager for single-user and multi-user credential setups.

This topic covers multiple ways to configure and use the Devolutions Server PAM feature in Remote Desktop Manager.

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Another alternative would be to use the [PAM dashboard](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/view/pam-dashboard) and launch sessions from it.
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1. Go to ***Properties*** – ***Common*** – ***General*** – ***Credentials*** and select ***Privileged account*** from the dropdown.
2. Click on the ellipsis button and select an account configured in the PAM module.

#### Multiple users

If every user has a privileged account they want to use, here are the steps:

1. Under ***Properties*** – ***Common*** – ***General***, set the option in the ***Credentials*** dropdown to ***My privileged account***.
2. Then those users need to set the desired PAM account under ***File*** – ***My Account Settings*** – ***My Defaults*** – ***My Privileged Account***.
3. Select the ***Devolutions Server Privileged Account*** option under ***Privileged Access Management***.
4. Input the Devolutions Server URL, ***Username*** and select the PAM account.

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>It is also possible to check the <em><strong>Always prompt with list option</strong></em> to select which account to login with every time.</p></div>


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