Security
The Security section In Remote Desktop Manager contains options and settings that determine how the application protects access and data. The section can be found under Administration – System settings – Application – Security.
Application password policy
Enables the application password policy.
Force application security mode
Sets how the application is secured and unlocked by using an application password, the current computer’s credentials as the application password, or Windows Hello.
Force application multi-factor authentication mode
Defines how multifactor authentication is applied at the application level: use the default behavior, check against all configured methods, or prompt for selection on use.
Force application security with TOTP (Authenticator)
Enforces TOTP MFA using an authenticator app.
Force application security with Duo (authenticator)
Enforces Duo MFA.
Force offline mode for enhanced security
Forces Remote Desktop Manager to operate in offline mode using an encrypted offline cache.
Force prompt for offline access
Requires a prompt before allowing offline access to data.
Force DPAPI encryption for local files
Forces Windows DPAPI encryption for locally stored files.
Disconnect workspace
Sets application to lock:
On minimize: Lock the application when minimized in the taskbar.
On Windows lock: Lock the application on Windows lock.
Go offline: Lock application when switched to offline mode.
On idle: Lock the application when not in use after a set number of minutes.
On standby: Lock the application when in standby mode.
On close: Lock application when closed.The workspace disconnect behavior can also be configured in the Devolutions Server web interface.
Go into offline mode, if available, when disconnecting
Switches to offline mode whenever a disconnection occurs (if this mode is available).
Automatically reconnect on activity
Reconnects the workspace when user activity resumes.
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