Export Settings

Use FileSettingsExport Settings to control the settings to export from selected application configurations. Use this to easily transfer settings to another machine.

File – Settings – Export Settings
File – Settings – Export Settings

Sharing the exported file with a colleague would effectively give that person whatever credentials contained in the data source definitions.

Devolutions does not recommend sharing any credential to a team data source.

Configuration file export dialog
Configuration file export dialog

Settings

General

The local templates may contain credentials. Do not share the exported file.

SETTING DESCRIPTION
Proxy settings Includes Internet proxy settings.
Saved installation paths Preserves the installation paths configured for the external application.
Saved templates Includes the local templates in the exportation.
Include Devolutions Account credentials Includes Devolutions Account credentials in the exportation.
Include data source credentials Includes the credentials for all the selected data sources.
Clear application lock information Clears the information from FileSettingsSecurityLockLock application (local).
Use new configuration This setting ensures that the exported settings file does not retain the currently used configuration
Keep existing datasource credentials When enabled, this option retains the credentials for all configured data sources in the exported settings file.

Data Sources

The selected data source configurations are exported with the username/password currently configured. When creating a file to quickly set up new employees, make sure not to give away credentials by mistake. Using the Custom installer service is recommended for this case.

All configured data sources will be displayed in this section. Select the one(s) to include in the export. Please note that the content of the data source is not exported.

Once the settings are properly customized, click on Export. A prompt then appears asking to save the settings in a RemoteDesktopManager.cfg file.

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