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# Configurar una entrada de Windows Admin Center

Configure una entrada de Windows Admin Center en Remote Desktop Manager para acceder de forma segura y simplificada a sus entornos WAC.

La integración de Windows Admin Center (WAC) en Remote Desktop Manager Windows ofrece a los profesionales de TI un acceso seguro y simplificado a los entornos de Windows Admin Center.

1. En Remote Desktop Manager, haga clic en ***Añadir nueva entrada***.
2. En el menú de la izquierda, haga clic en ***Gestión remota***.
3. Seleccione ***Windows Admin Center.***
4. Introduzca un nombre y seleccione una carpeta.
5. Elija un modo de visualización.
6. Especifique cómo está configurado el host.
7. Vaya a la pestaña ***General***.
8. Introduzca la URL completa de la instancia de Windows Admin Center.
9. Indique el nombre de usuario de la cuenta.
10. Escriba el dominio asociado al nombre de usuario.
11. Establézcalo en ***Activado*** para permitir la inyección automática de credenciales a través de la extensión del navegador de Devolutions Password Manager, si es necesario.
12. Haga clic en ***Añadir*** para guardar y cerrar la ventana.


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