Save credentials RDP Client.

Good afertnoon,

It is secure save username and password at the RDP client to connect
Terminal Servers (W2003)?

Thanks.

Depends what you're saving it on, I guess!

If i save the administrator username and password on the rdp, I donâ€™t need to
write it every time, so my question itâ€™s on the security password
encryptation.

Right. I mean, on what COMPUTER are you saving it. It's essentially as safe
as the access to the shortcut is on the actual computer, and no more.

Yes, just olny my laptop.

Then it's as safe as is access to your laptop.

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1 1st May 23:24 pcosta<,µ§b±ë¬²²hœ®‹(~×( External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. Good afertnoon, It is secure save username and password at the RDP client to connect Terminal Servers (W2003)? Thanks.

2 1st May 23:25 lanwench [mvp - exchange] External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. Depends what you're saving it on, I guess!

3 15th July 21:34 pcosta<,µ§b±ë¬²²hœ®‹(~×( External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. If i save the administrator username and password on the rdp, I donâ€™t need to write it every time, so my question itâ€™s on the security password encryptation.

4 16th August 22:32 lanwench [mvp - exchange] External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. Right. I mean, on what COMPUTER are you saving it. It's essentially as safe as the access to the shortcut is on the actual computer, and no more.

5 17th August 01:15 pcosta<,µ§b±Ë¬²²hœ®‹(~×( External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. Yes, just olny my laptop.

6 17th August 12:58 lanwench [mvp - exchange] External User Posts: 1	Save credentials RDP Client. Then it's as safe as is access to your laptop.