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# Konfigurer multifaktorgodkendelse med YubiKey

Konfigurer multifaktorgodkendelse med YubiKey i Remote Desktop Manager, så der kræves en Yubico OTP-kode ved programmets start.

Remote Desktop Manager giver Dem mulighed for at konfigurere en YubiKey, så der tilføjes et ekstra sikkerhedslag, når programmet starter.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Før De starter konfigurationen, skal De sikre, at De har en [YubiKey](https://www.yubico.com/). Remote Desktop Manager understøtter desuden kun Yubico OTP på nuværende tidspunkt.
{% endhint %}

1. Sæt YubiKey'en i en USB-port på Deres computer.
2. Klik på ***Fil*** – ***Indstillinger*** – ***Sikkerhed***, og markér ***Kræv godkendelse med YubiKey*** i afsnittet ***Multifaktorgodkendelse***. Tryk på den gyldne knap på YubiKey'en, og hold den nede, så koden kommer ind i Remote Desktop Manager, og klik på ***OK***.
3. Start Remote Desktop Manager igen for at blive bedt om en YubiKey-kode.
4. Tryk på den gyldne knap på YubiKey'en, og hold den nede, så gives der adgang.

### Se også

* [Konfigurer multifaktorgodkendelse i Remote Desktop Manager](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2745736-configure-multi-factor-authentification-in-remote-desktop-manager?curriculum_activity_id=4146028\&path_id=2628397\&sid=6b463cb0-a447-42c1-89fa-4ac51e5a7eaa\&sid_i=0)


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