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# L'AMF Yubikey ne fonctionne pas lors de l'utilisation d'une entrée 1Password

L'échec de l'invite AMF Yubikey sur une entrée 1Password avec un domaine non global se corrige en faisant correspondre sa région au domaine global .com.

Si vous avez un compte 1Password sur un domaine non global (.ca, .eu), l'invite Yubikey échouera si elle mentionne une connexion au domaine global (.com) sur une [entrée d'identifiants 1Password](/rdm/fr/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/configure-a-1password-entry-in-remote-desktop-manager.md).

### Solution

1. Ouvrir Remote Desktop Manager
2. Créer ou sélectionner l'entrée 1Password et aller dans les propriétés.
3. S'assurer que la région sélectionnée pour le domaine non global du compte 1Password est la même que le domaine global et que toutes les informations de base sont ajoutées à la configuration.
4. Cliquer sur ***Ajouter*** ou ***Mettre à jour*** pour enregistrer l'entrée.


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