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# Konfigurer Password Manager Pro i Remote Desktop Manager macOS

Konfigurer Password Manager Pro i Remote Desktop Manager macOS med et API-godkendelsestoken for at oprette legitimationsoplysninger til Password Manager Pro.

De kan oprette legitimationsposter til Password Manager Pro i Remote Desktop Manager macOS, men Password Manager Pro skal konfigureres i programmet, før det kan bruges.

1. Opret forbindelse til Deres Password Manager Pro (<https://localhost:7272>) med Deres administratorkonto.
2. I Password Manager Pro skal De klikke på ***Admin*** og vælge ***Brugere***.
3. Opret en ny API-bruger.
4. Når De opretter Deres API-bruger, skal De aktivere ***REST API*** for at få genereret en nøgle til API Authentification Token.

   Gem en kopi af nøglen til godkendelsestokenet, da De skal bruge den til at konfigurere Password Manager Pro i Remote Desktop Manager macOS.
5. I Remote Desktop Manager macOS skal De klikke på ***Remote Desktop Manager – Indstillinger for min konto – Password Manager Pro***.
6. Angiv den API-bruger, De har oprettet i Password Manager Pro, i feltet ***Brugernavn***. Indsæt ***Nøglen til godkendelsestoken*** i feltet ***Token***, og klik på ***OK***.

De kan nu oprette en legitimationspost til Password Manager Pro i Remote Desktop Manager macOS.


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