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KeePass and Remote Desktop Manager

Boost productivity with KeePass credentials and seamless RDM sessions.

About the KeePass and Remote Desktop Manager integration

KeePass is a widely-used, open-source password manager designed to securely store and manage credentials. Integrating KeePass with Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) enables users to seamlessly utilize credentials stored within KeePass directly from the RDM interface. This integration helps streamline workflows, enhances efficiency, and simplifies credential management across remote connections.

KeePass features

Secure credential injection

Secure credential injection

Seamlessly link your credentials in KeePass to sessions in RDM for easy and secure authentication in sessions like RDP, SSH, SFTP, websites, etc.

Direct link to stored credentials

Direct link to stored credentials

Direct access to KeePass-stored credentials from within Remote Desktop Manager with enhanced operational efficiency by eliminating manual credential entry.

Flexible credential linking

Flexible credential linking

Choose from several methods for retrieving and injecting credentials with KeePass, like and applying credential inheritance on folders.

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Other features & benefits

KeePass XML synchronizer

Sync your KeePass credentials for an even easier experience when authenticating against endpoints in RDM. The synchronizer will keep the information up to date so that when you make modifications, or delete or add credentials in KeePass, these changes will be reflected in RDM.

KeePassXC support

You can use KeePassXC with a setting called "Direct" which is available in the KeePass entry. This allows you to bypass having KeePass installed on your machine altogether, simply requiring you to have access to the KDBX file.

KeePass XML synchronizer

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