> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/server/da/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/share-an-entry-through-devolutions-server.md).

# Del en post via Devolutions Server

Del en post sikkert via Devolutions Server ved at sende en kopi til valgte brugere med en valgfri tidsgrænse og en meddelelse med høj prioritet.

Få at vide, hvordan De deler en post sikkert via Devolutions Server.

1. Åbn Devolutions Server.
2. Gå til den post, der skal deles.
3. Højreklik på posten, eller klik på knappen ***Flere valgmuligheder*** (tre lodrette prikker) ud for den.
4. Vælg ***Send kopi*** i rullemenuen.
5. Vinduet ***Ny meddelelse*** åbnes.
6. Vælg den eller de brugere, De vil dele posten med.
7. Skriv et emne og en sikker meddelelse (valgfrit).
8. Angiv om nødvendigt en tidsgrænse for meddelelsens tilgængelighed for at øge sikkerheden.
9. Markér feltet ***Send med høj prioritet***, så meddelelsen vises med det samme for modtageren.
10. Klik på **Send** for at dele posten sikkert.
11. Modtageren får en meddelelse og kan åbne den delte post. Den delte post kan gemmes i brugerboksen.


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