> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/da/ribbon-menu-bar/file/go-offline-or-online.md).

# Gå offline eller online

Skift Remote Desktop Manager mellem online- og offlinetilstand for at kunne arbejde videre fra en lokal kopi af arbejdsområdet, når databasen ikke kan nås.

Aktivér [offlinetilstand](/rdm/da/getting-started/workspaces/offline-mode.md) ved hjælp af valgmuligheden ***Fil – Gå offline***. Brug offlinetilstanden til at oprette forbindelse til en lokal kopi af arbejdsområdet, når fjerndatabasen ikke er tilgængelig. Det er nyttigt, når De arbejder fra en fjern placering, og netværket ikke kan nås, eller hvis der er en forbindelsesfejl.

Tilgængeligheden af offlinetilstand afhænger af flere indstillinger. Se [Offlinetilstand](/rdm/da/getting-started/workspaces/offline-mode.md) for at få flere oplysninger.

[Oplysninger om arbejdsområdet](/rdm/da/ribbon-menu-bar/file/my-workspace-information.md) viser størrelsen på offlinecachefilen sammen med de gældende tilstande (deaktiveret, skrivebeskyttet eller læse/skrive).

#### Sikkerhed

Der er sikkerhedshensyn, der skal tages i betragtning, når offlinetilstanden aktiveres. Den laveste indstilling (med hensyn til sikkerhed) har forrang frem for de andre, hvilket kan forhindre Dem i at bruge offlinetilstanden. Hvis knappen ***Gå offline*** ikke er tilgængelig, skal De kontakte administratoren.


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