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# Cerby

Configuri la voce del gestore di password Cerby in Remote Desktop Manager per utilizzare le credenziali Cerby con SSO in sessioni RDP, SSH, VNC e altre.

La voce del gestore di password ***Cerby*** collega i suoi accessi a Remote Desktop Manager, colmando il divario tra le sue casseforti dei segreti e la gestione delle connessioni remote. Utilizzi le credenziali archiviate in Cerby in diverse voci di sessione remota, tra cui: ***RDP***, ***SSH***, ***VNC***, ***SFTP***, ***VPN*** e ***web***. Supporta il Single Sign-On (SSO).

<table><thead><tr><th width="234">Impostazioni generali</th><th>Descrizione</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Spazio di lavoro</strong></td><td>Inserisca l'URL del sottodominio del suo spazio di lavoro Cerby.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Account</strong></td><td>Scelga il suo account Cerby inserendone il nome oppure faccia clic sul pulsante con i puntini di sospensione (<em><strong>...</strong></em>) per visualizzare l'elenco degli account nel dominio.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Richiedi sempre con elenco</strong></td><td>Visualizza l'elenco delle credenziali ogni volta che la voce viene utilizzata.</td></tr></tbody></table>


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