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# Konfigurer legitimationsoplysninger i brugerboksen i Remote Desktop Manager

Anvend legitimationsoplysninger fra brugerboksen på en post i Remote Desktop Manager ved hjælp af en brugerspecifik indstilling uden at påvirke andre brugere.

De kan konfigurere en post, så den bruger legitimationsoplysninger, der findes i Deres brugerboks, uden at påvirke andre brugeres indstillinger. Det gør De ved at oprette en ***brugerspecifik indstilling***. Følg trinnene nedenfor.

1. Vælg posten i ***navigationsruden***, og gå derefter til ***Rediger – Brugerspecifikke indstillinger***.
2. På fanen ***Generelt*** skal De aktivere ***Tilsidesæt legitimationsoplysninger***.
3. På rullelisten ved siden af denne indstilling skal De vælge ***Tilknyttet (brugerboks)***.
4. Vælg Deres legitimationsoplysninger, eller vælg alternativt ***Spørg ved forbindelse*** for at få en liste over legitimationsposter, når De opretter forbindelse til sessionsposten.
5. Klik på ***OK*** for at gemme Deres ændringer.

De bliver nu bedt om de legitimationsoplysninger, De valgte, for at åbne posten.


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