Account
The My account button, at the right end of the Top pane, opens a panel with information about the account connected to the current workspace and settings to customize your Remote Desktop Manager interface. On Linux, the same content is also available from the Account pane of the navigation pane.
Some sections are displayed only when the current workspace supports them.
Account information
The top of the panel shows the account name, full name, and email address. Badges indicate special account types, such as System DBA, External, or Privileged.
User preferences
Opens a window where you can customize how entries are displayed for your account:
Cloaked folders: Hide specific folders from your navigation pane.
Hide archived entries, Hide disabled entries, and Hide expired entries: Hide these entries from the tree view.
Automatically check in PAM account when closing the entry: Set how Remote Desktop Manager checks in a PAM account when you close an entry.
User-specific settings list
On Windows and Linux, opens the list of your user-specific settings. Displayed only when the workspace has user-specific settings for you.
My roles
Lists the roles assigned to your account.
User interface
Changes made in this section apply to the Remote Desktop Manager application, so they stay in effect when you switch accounts or workspaces.
Choose the application theme.
Choose the header style: Ribbon, Menu bar, or Toolbar.
Devolutions Account
Sign in to or out of your Devolutions Account. When you are signed in, you can also enable Automatically sign in at startup and Keep me signed in. If the current Devolutions Cloud workspace uses a different Devolutions Account than the one you are signed in with, a message is displayed with a Set as default button to switch to that account.
Manage cached authentication
Manage the authentication information that Remote Desktop Manager keeps in cache.
AI assistant
Sign in to or out of the AI assistant.
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