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# Configurare l'autenticazione a più fattori di Devolutions Password Manager

Configuri Devolutions Password Manager come metodo di autenticazione a più fattori per proteggere Remote Desktop Manager all'avvio.

Remote Desktop Manager offre l'opzione di utilizzare Devolutions Password Manager per fornire un livello di sicurezza aggiuntivo all'avvio dell'applicazione.

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Prima di iniziare la configurazione, si assicuri di aver installato l'[app mobile Devolutions Password Manager](https://devolutions.net/authenticator).
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1. Clicchi su ***File – Impostazioni – Sicurezza*** e selezioni ***Richiedi una convalida TOTP (Devolutions Password Manager o Google Authenticator)*** nella sezione ***Autenticazione a più fattori***. Poi clicchi su ***Configura*** per impostare la sua convalida TOTP.
2. Scansioni il codice QR sullo schermo con Devolutions Password Manager per configurare Remote Desktop Manager. Inserisca il ***Codice di convalida*** fornito da Devolutions Password Manager in Remote Desktop Manager.
3. Clicchi su ***Convalida***, poi su ***OK***.
4. Riavvii Remote Desktop Manager per ricevere la richiesta del codice di Devolutions Password Manager.

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Devolutions Password Manager genera un nuovo codice di convalida ogni 30 secondi.
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### Vedere anche

* [Configurare l'autenticazione a più fattori in 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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