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# Ordner und dynamische Variablen

Speichern Sie gemeinsam genutzte Verbindungsinformationen in einem Ordner-Eintrag und rufen Sie sie mit dynamischen Variablen in untergeordneten Einträgen in Remote Desktop Manager ab.

In Remote Desktop Manager können Sie ***Ordner***-Einträge verwenden, um Ihre Sitzungen in der Anwendung zu organisieren. Sie können Informationen im Ordner der obersten Ebene speichern und Variablen in untergeordneten Einträgen verwenden, um die im übergeordneten Ordner gespeicherten Informationen abzurufen.

1. Erstellen Sie einen Ordner-Eintrag, indem Sie auf ***Eintrag hinzufügen*** – ***Ordner*** klicken.
2. Geben Sie die Informationen in den Ordnereigenschaften ein. Fügen Sie nur dann ein Passwort hinzu, wenn Sie den Ordner mit einem Passwortschutz versehen möchten.
3. Verwenden Sie in den untergeordneten Einträgen die entsprechenden Variablen, um die auf Ordnerebene gespeicherten Informationen abzurufen (z. B. `$COMPUTER_NAMES$`, `$COMPUTER_HOSTS$`, `$USERNAMES$`, `$DOMAINS$`, `$PASSWORDS$`).

#### Siehe auch

* [Devolutions Academy – Organizing Entries with Folders](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/path/1916054/activity/2667044)
* [Devolutions Academy – Utilizing variables](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/path/1925316/activity/2668006)
* [Devolutions Academy - Organizing resources with folders and categories](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/3266641-organizing-resources-with-folders-and-categories?sid=b1f8c0eb-82d6-4073-920d-c13023a27d05\&sid_i=0)


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