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# Registrazione delle sessioni

La registrazione delle sessioni in Devolutions Server acquisisce le sessioni remote tramite Devolutions Gateway, producendo file video indicizzati consultabili dai report.

La registrazione delle sessioni in Devolutions Server acquisisce ciò che accade durante le sessioni remote, in modo che l'attività privilegiata possa essere esaminata in seguito. Quando è configurata con Devolutions Gateway e il server di registrazione, le casseforti, le cartelle o le voci selezionate possono richiedere la registrazione, producendo file video indicizzati disponibili dai report o dai log delle voci.

Le organizzazioni spesso abilitano la registrazione per i sistemi ad alto rischio o per i check-out PAM, consentendo ai team di sicurezza di scaricare o riprodurre una sessione direttamente dall'interfaccia web durante l'indagine su un incidente o la verifica che una terza parte abbia seguito le procedure concordate.

#### Argomenti correlati

* [Configurare il server di registrazione](/server/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/configure-recording-server.md)
* [Scaricare o visualizzare una sessione di registrazione](/server/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/download-or-view-a-recording-session.md)
* [Registrazione delle sessioni](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/session-recording)


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