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# LastPass credentials brokering in Remote Desktop Manager

Create a LastPass credential entry in Remote Desktop Manager to retrieve and inject vault credentials into linked session entries.

Remote Desktop Manager's ***LastPass*** credential entry allows users to retrieve their credentials from a LastPass vault and inject them into a session without having to manually log in to their LastPass account.

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The LastPass credential entry supports Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication.
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To leverage this integration, follow the steps below:

### Create a LastPass credential entry

1. Right-click anywhere in the navigation pane, and select ***New entry***, or click on the ***New entry*** icon (***+***) in the content area.
2. In the ***Credential management*** section of the entry list, click on the ***LastPass*** entry, and click on ***Select***.
3. Choose a ***Name*** for the entry, and enter the ***Email*** address and ***Master password*** of the LastPass account from which to retrieve the desired credentials. Then, check ***Always prompt with list***.
4. Click on ***Add***.

### Link credentials to a session entry

With the ***LastPass*** credential entry created, you can link it to a session entry, in this example an RDP entry, to automatically retrieve and inject them. Here is how to do so:

1. Add or edit a session entry (RDP, ARD, Website, etc.).
2. Set the ***Credentials*** option to ***Linked (vault)***, and choose the ***LastPass*** credential entry created in the previous section.
3. Enter the ***Host*** for the session, and click on ***Add*** or ***Update***.
4. Launch the session, and select the credentials from the ***LastPass credentials list***. Click on ***OK***.

### See also

* [Devolutions integration center](https://devolutions.net/integration-center/)
* [Managing credentials](/rdm/getting-started/managing-credentials.md)
* [LastPass multifactor authentication](/rdm/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-articles/lastpass-multi-factor-authentication.md)


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