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# Importar credenciales

Importe credenciales a Remote Desktop Manager desde aplicaciones de terceros y conviértalas en entradas de nombre de usuario, inicio de sesión o sitio web.

Remote Desktop Manager importa credenciales de 16 aplicaciones de terceros. Es una forma eficiente de crear sus datos. La información importada se puede convertir en distintos tipos de entrada (p. ej., nombre de usuario/contraseña, inicio de sesión (cuenta) y sitio web).

Puede usar entradas de credenciales para abrir conexiones remotas, guardadas como sesiones en Remote Desktop Manager. Los repositorios de credenciales vinculan una credencial o una lista de credenciales con una sesión.

Para ver los tipos de información que puede importar, vaya a ***Archivo – Importar***.

#### Más información

Vea este vídeo para obtener instrucciones paso a paso: [Importar credenciales desde KeePass](https://youtu.be/0Oq4gLkF88A).

Lea [cómo importar credenciales](/rdm/es/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/import-credentials-from-keepass.md).


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