Create a vault template

Vault templates are available in Remote Desktop Manager Windows 2022.1.11 and higher, and for SQL Server data sources only. For lower versions of Remote Desktop Manager follow the workaround.

Vault template for Remote Desktop Manager 2022.1.11 and higher

  1. Go to AdministrationSystem settingsVault managementVault templates.

  2. Click Add template.

    Add template
    Add template
  3. Name the vault template and set your prefered options template. Click OK.

  4. When creating a new vault in AdministrationVaults, select your newly created vault template from the list.

    Choose existing template when creating a new vault
    Choose existing template when creating a new vault

Vault template workaround for Remote Desktop Manager version lower than 2022.1.11

  1. In an empty vault, create the structure (folders/sessions) you need.

  2. Create a new vault in AdministrationVaultsAdd vault.

  3. Select all the folders/sessions you want in the template, right-click AddSave as template group.

  4. Name the vault template.

  5. In the new vault click New entryTemplate and select the vault template you created.

Vault templates are available in Remote Desktop Manager macOS 2025.3 and higher, and for SQL Server data sources only.

  1. Go to AdministrationSystem settingsVault managementVault templates.

  2. Click Add template.

  3. Name the vault template and set your prefered options template. Click OK.

  4. When creating a new vault in AdministrationVaults, select your newly created vault template from the list.

Vault template workaround for Remote Desktop Manager version lower than 2025.3

  1. In an empty vault, create the structure (folders/sessions) you need.

  2. Create a new vault in AdministrationVaultsAdd vault.

  3. Select all the folders/sessions you want in the template, right-click AddSave as template group.

  4. Name the vault template.

  5. In the new vault click New entryTemplate and select the vault template you created.

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