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# Remote Desktop Manager macOS ne peut pas configurer la sécurité intégrée avec l'authentification Kerberos

Configurez la sécurité intégrée avec l'authentification Kerberos dans l'espace de travail SQL Server de Remote Desktop Manager macOS en saisissant d'abord le nom d'utilisateur et le mot de passe.

Remote Desktop Manager macOS comporte une validation intégrée pour l'espace de travail SQL Server qui exige que les ***champs Nom d'utilisateur/Mot de passe*** soient remplis avant que vous puissiez configurer le paramètre ***Integrated Security (Active Directory) - Experimental***.

1. Saisissez le ***Name*** et le ***Host***.
2. Remplissez les ***champs Nom d'utilisateur et mot de passe***.
3. Sélectionnez ***Integrated security (Active Directory) – Experimental***.
4. Cliquez sur ***OK*** pour enregistrer et quitter la fenêtre de configuration.


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