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# Configurare Password Manager Pro in Remote Desktop Manager macOS

È possibile creare voci di credenziali Password Manager Pro in Remote Desktop Manager macOS, tuttavia Password Manager Pro deve essere configurato nell'applicazione prima dell'utilizzo.

1. Si connetta al suo Password Manager Pro (<https://localhost:7272>) utilizzando il suo account amministratore.
2. All'interno di Password Manager Pro, clicchi su ***Admin*** e selezioni ***Users***.
3. Crei un nuovo utente API.
4. Durante la creazione del suo utente API, deve attivare la ***REST API*** per generare una chiave del token di autenticazione API.

   Tenga a portata di mano una copia della chiave del token di autenticazione, le servirà per configurare Password Manager Pro in Remote Desktop Manager macOS.
5. All'interno di Remote Desktop Manager macOS, clicchi su ***Remote Desktop Manager – Impostazioni del mio account – Password Manager Pro***.
6. Inserisca l'utente API che ha creato in Password Manager Pro nel campo ***Nome utente***. Incolli la ***chiave del token di autenticazione*** nel campo ***Token*** e clicchi su ***OK***.

Ora può creare una voce di credenziali Password Manager Pro in Remote Desktop Manager macOS.


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