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# Konfigurer 1Password med integreret tilstand

Konfigurer integreret tilstand for 1Password i Remote Desktop Manager ved at knytte en lokal boksfil, så legitimationsoplysninger hentes uden en cloudforbindelse.

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Integrationen af legitimationsoplysninger fra adgangskodeadministratorer er kun tilgængelig i Team-versionen af Remote Desktop Manager.
{% endhint %}

1. I 1Password-appen skal De bruge ***1Password - Ny boks på denne pc***.
2. Konfigurer boksen, som De ønsker, og brug ***Vælg en mappe til at synkronisere denne boks*** til at vælge destinationen for den lokale database.
3. I Remote Desktop Manager skal De oprette en ny 1Password-post. Sæt ***Tilstand*** til ***Knyttet til en lokal fil***.
4. Brug ellipseknappen til at vælge den lokale databasefil. Dens filtypenavn er **.opvault**, og den ligger i den mappe, De valgte tidligere.
5. Når det er gjort, skal De blot vælge, hvilken legitimationsoplysning De vil hente, ved hjælp af feltet ***Titel*** eller dens ***ellipseknap***. Hvis De hellere vil undgå at vælge en legitimationsoplysning og i stedet blive spurgt ved hver brug, skal De i stedet markere ***Spørg altid med liste***.


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