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# Importer legitimationsoplysninger

Importér legitimationsoplysninger til Remote Desktop Manager fra tredjepartsprogrammer, og konverter dem til poster med brugernavn, logon eller websted.

Remote Desktop Manager importerer legitimationsoplysninger fra 16 tredjepartsprogrammer. Det er en effektiv måde at opbygge Deres data på. De importerede oplysninger kan konverteres til forskellige posttyper (for eksempel brugernavn/adgangskode, Logon (konto) og Websted).

De kan bruge legitimationsposter til at åbne fjernforbindelser, der er gemt som sessioner i Remote Desktop Manager. Legitimationslagre knytter én legitimationsoplysning eller en liste over legitimationsoplysninger til en session.

For at se de typer oplysninger, De kan importere, skal De gå til ***Fil – Importér***.

#### Få mere at vide

Se denne video for en trinvis vejledning: [Importér legitimationsoplysninger fra KeePass](https://youtu.be/0Oq4gLkF88A).

Læs [sådan importerer De legitimationsoplysninger](/rdm/da/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/import-credentials-from-keepass.md).


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