Each server has the logonCredentials section configured, but with different profile scopes. What’s interesting in the above example is the way sign-in credentials are stored for each of the servers. rdg file with three servers defined might look as follows:ĪQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAA2RswPSIL7EGcvudhCBZVHwAAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAAA0t7PykLWY32WfWsQZ8yEWAAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAEx7e35J0SATgvXU94/RTbQYAAAAXzEXsudQGdC7cL9+y6jbOstaWUEdIQtKFAAAAAIx3NxV/dDSNZ7iIQpKtAXKwFfLĪQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAA2RswPSIL7EGcvudhCBZVHwAAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAAAC1TS+S/9utgkT7FK9hzaHAAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAGZ4jbOqYepnHT6+dOvhKGEQAAAADZcV+0aHOj6WN6kkVgau1RQAAACrW1CxTftLzUJk+SB4tsvyttrSpw= It’s a simple xml file and its structure is quite straightforward. RDCMan stores information about servers and groups they belong to in the.

Remote Desktop Connections Manager configuration

I was pretty sure the password stored in the RDCMan profile was correct, but didn’t really have time to investigate it further. Few weeks ago my Remote Desktop Connections Manager started to report an access denied while trying to connect to some servers on my list, prompting me for a password.

Rdp manager 2.7