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# CyberArk MFA delimiter in Remote Desktop Manager

Configure the CyberArk MFA delimiter in Remote Desktop Manager to separate SecurID codes and passwords sent to the CyberArk API.

The ***MFA delimiter*** option exists in Remote Desktop Manager to mirror the one that already exists with CyberArk. The character that is entered in the delimiter field will be used to separate the values of the SecurID code and the password that are then sent to the API.

{% hint style="info" %}
The ***MFA delimiter*** field is only available for the [CyberArk Dashboard](#cyberark-dashboard) entry and the [CyberArk PVWA (credentials)](#cyberark-pvwa-credentials) entry. Learn more about [CyberArk entries configuration](/rdm/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/cyberark-dashboard-configuration-and-use.md).
{% endhint %}

Here is an example of how it works:

| SENT                                                                                    | RECEIVED BY API   |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- |
| <p>SecurID code: 123<br>Password: abc</p>                                               | Received: 123abc  |
| <p>SecurID code: 123<br>Password: abc<br><em><strong>MFA delimiter</strong></em>: ,</p> | Received: 123,abc |

### CyberArk Dashboard

The entry can be found under ***New Entry*** – ***Session***. The option is in the ***General*** tab.

{% hint style="info" %}
The ***Append RSA SecurID code to password*** option needs to be enabled to have access to ***MFA delimiter***.
{% endhint %}

### CyberArk PVWA (Credentials)

The entry can be found under ***New Entry*** – ***Credential Management***. The option is in the ***Advanced*** tab.


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