Configure a 1Password entry in Remote Desktop Manager
Learn how to configure a 1Password entry in Remote Desktop Manager to connect to a 1Password database through the web.
1Password entries protected by multifactor authentication will automatically prompt users upon launching in Remote Desktop Manager, provided that 1Password is configured correctly.
1. In Remote Desktop Manager, click Add new entry and select 1Password (Credentials). 2. Name the 1Password entry. 3. Set the Host as either Default or Custom.
If set as Default, select a Region.
If set as Custom, add the custom URL needed to access the database.
Configure the Login method (Service account with token authentication or SSO) , Username, Password, and Secret key or check Use "My account settings" if they are already configured there. Refer to My Account Settings for more information.
Select the entry from your 1Password database you wish to reference by clicking the ellipsis next to the Account field, or check Always prompt with list to have the entry show all the available entries from the 1Password database.
Click Add to save the configuration.
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The integration of credentials from password managers is only available in the Team version of Remote Desktop Manager.
You can create 1Password credential entries in Remote Desktop Manager macOS. However, 1Password needs to be configured to allow the synchronization of the database.
Open 1Password and select the vault that you want to sync with Remote Desktop Manager macOS.
Click on 1Password 5 and select Preferences.
Click on Sync.
Select Dropbox if you want to create your
1Password.agilekeychainfile on Dropbox, or Folder if you want to create the file on your computer. You can now create a 1Password credential entry in Remote Desktop Manager macOS.
In the database field, select the
.agilekeychainfile that you have created in the Sync preferences.
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