The Remote Desktop Connections tab configures Windows passwords to launch RDP sessions. Any Windows password stored in a vault can be RDP-enabled. Once configured, you can click the desktop icon displayed by an RDP-enabled password to launch the RDP session. You can also set various policies to restrict the actions allowed during an RDP connection.
Select or create a password set to any of the three ‘Windows’ password types.
Click the password's Remote Connection Policy tab.
Check the Enable Remote Desktop Policy checkbox.
Select a policy: High, Medium, Low
Note: Create a new RDP connection policy using the Admin > External Settings > RDP Connection Policies tab.
Optionally select an RDP Image. An icon used to classify the type of RDP session that will be launched when an RDP-enabled password is clicked in a vault's password list. For example, by client or server type.
Optionally check the Use RD Gateway Server to securely use the RD gateway to connect to machines you don't have direct access to when working remotely.
Server Name - Enter a FQDN name for the remote desktop gateway server. The username and password specified for this password record serves as the credential for accessing the RD gateway server and the target machine. The machine you are connecting to is specified in the Machine Name of this password record.
Use a Linked Credential for RD Gateway Access - If checked, requires you to specify a different password record to provide access to an RD gateway.
Vault
Credential - A password record.
Return to the list of passwords in a vault. Click the desktop icon for an RDP-enabled password to launch the remote desktop session.
