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# Configurar la autenticación multifactor de Devolutions Password Manager

Configure Devolutions Password Manager como método de autenticación multifactor para proteger Remote Desktop Manager al iniciarse.

Remote Desktop Manager ofrece la opción de utilizar Devolutions Password Manager para proporcionar una capa de seguridad adicional cuando se inicia la aplicación.

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Antes de comenzar la configuración, asegúrese de haber instalado la [aplicación móvil de Devolutions Password Manager](https://devolutions.net/authenticator).
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1. Haga clic en ***Archivo – Configuración – Seguridad*** y seleccione ***Requerir una validación TOTP (Devolutions Password Manager o Google Authenticator)*** en la sección ***Autenticación multifactor***. A continuación, haga clic en ***Configurar*** para establecer su validación TOTP.
2. Escanee el código QR que aparece en su pantalla con Devolutions Password Manager para configurar Remote Desktop Manager. Introduzca el ***Código de validación*** proporcionado por Devolutions Password Manager en Remote Desktop Manager.
3. Haga clic en ***Validar*** y luego en ***OK***.
4. Vuelva a iniciar Remote Desktop Manager para que se le solicite el código de Devolutions Password Manager.

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Devolutions Password Manager genera un nuevo código de validación cada 30 segundos.
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### Véase también

* [Configurar la autenticación multifactor en Remote Desktop Manager](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2745736-configure-multi-factor-authentification-in-remote-desktop-manager?curriculum_activity_id=4146028\&path_id=2628397\&sid=6b463cb0-a447-42c1-89fa-4ac51e5a7eaa\&sid_i=0)


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