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# Déploiement d'entreprise de Remote Desktop Manager

Déployez Remote Desktop Manager à l'échelle de l'entreprise à l'aide du service d'installateur personnalisé pour répliquer la configuration dans un paquet d'installation distribuable.

Le ***service d'installateur personnalisé***, offert par le biais de nos services Devolutions Portal, réplique la configuration d'une instance de Remote Desktop Manager. Cette configuration est utilisée pour créer un fichier d'installateur (\*.rdi), qui servira à créer le paquet d'installation destiné à la distribution.

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Vous pouvez stocker et créer jusqu'à 6 paquets de fichier de configuration d'***installateur personnalisé*** dans votre Devolutions Account.
{% endhint %}

Une fois que vous avez créé le paquet d'installation avec notre [***service d'installateur personnalisé***](/rdm/fr/getting-started/installation/client/custom-installer-service.md), déployez-le et copiez le fichier **default.cfg** dans le dossier d'installation, qui se trouve par défaut sous **%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Devolutions\RemoteDesktopManager**.


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