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# Aktivér single sign-on med Windows-konti

Aktivér enkeltlogon med Windows-konti i webstedssessioner i Remote Desktop Manager for at genbruge en godkendt session uden at spørge igen.

Indstillingen ***Aktivér enkeltlogon med Windows-konti*** i Remote Desktop Manager gør det muligt automatisk at genbruge en godkendt Windows-brugersession til adgang til visse tjenester og ressourcer uden at bede om legitimationsoplysninger igen.

For at finde indstillingen skal De åbne Remote Desktop Manager og gå til ***Fil*** – ***Indstillinger*** – ***Posttyper*** – ***Sessioner*** – ***Websted***.

#### Edge-sessioner logger på den forkerte Microsoft 365-lejer

Når De opretter en Microsoft Edge-profil i Remote Desktop Manager for at logge på Microsoft 365 med en sekundær lejer, kan Edge åbne igen med den primære lejer, der er tilsluttet Azure Active Directory. Efter genstart beder skift tilbage til den sekundære lejer Dem om at logge på igen.

Det skyldes, at indstillingen ***Aktivér enkeltlogon med Windows-konto*** bruger det samme enkeltlogon, som bruges uden for Remote Desktop Manager. Den skal derfor sættes til ***Nej***.


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