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Remote Desktops in the server 2003 admin tool pack lets you save passwords and connections.<br />
Visionapp Remote Desktop lets you do the same. 
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Remote Desktops in the server 2003 admin tool pack lets you save passwords and connections.
Visionapp Remote Desktop lets you do the same.

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Yes !<br />
Start Remote Desktop<br />
Select Options<br />
Specify the details of the computer that you want to connect to, local resouces, display etc<br />
Select Save As and save the RDP shortcut ie on the desktop<br />
launcd RDP from the shortcut, when you connect the first time enter a username/password and select &quot;remember my credentials&quot;<br />
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from then on, clicking the RDP shortcut will connect with no prompt for credentails - this can be dangerous - use wisely.<br />
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Yes !
Start Remote Desktop
Select Options
Specify the details of the computer that you want to connect to, local resouces, display etc
Select Save As and save the RDP shortcut ie on the desktop
launcd RDP from the shortcut, when you connect the first time enter a username/password and select "remember my credentials"

from then on, clicking the RDP shortcut will connect with no prompt for credentails - this can be dangerous - use wisely.



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Hi,<br />
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Is there a way to store the password some where so that when i connect to any machine through Mstsc it has to take those credentials and login without asking any credentials.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Is there a way to store the password some where so that when i connect to any machine through Mstsc it has to take those credentials and login without asking any credentials.

Regards
Sharath

Connect to any machine without any authentication

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