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# Cifrar las conexiones a SQL Server

Cifre las conexiones entre Remote Desktop Manager y Microsoft SQL Server configurando la propiedad Encrypt en la configuración del espacio de trabajo.

Para garantizar que la comunicación entre Remote Desktop Manager y la base de datos de Microsoft SQL Server esté cifrada, se debe seguir un procedimiento extenso en la instancia de Microsoft SQL Server.

Consulte este artículo de Microsoft TechNet que proporciona instrucciones detalladas: [Encrypting connections to SQL Server](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/sql/sql-server-2008-r2/ms189067\(v=sql.105\)?redirectedfrom=MSDN).

Una vez configurado correctamente, la única modificación que hay que realizar en Remote Desktop Manager es establecer una propiedad en ***Más configuraciones*** del espacio de trabajo.

### Procedimiento

1. Cree o edite un espacio de trabajo de Microsoft SQL Server, acceda a la pestaña ***Avanzado*** y haga clic en el botón ***Más configuraciones***.
2. Establezca el valor de la propiedad ***Encrypt*** en ***true***. Haga clic en ***Aceptar*** para validar.


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