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Works for me. What OS has the server you are connecting into? I connected to win2012 and the password got saved alright.
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Works for me. What OS has the server you are connecting into? I connected to win2012 and the password got saved alright.

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2003 and 2008<br />
where do I enter the username and password so that its saved
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2003 and 2008
where do I enter the username and password so that its saved

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I can see where I enter it for each server but is there nowhere like in remote desktop connections I can enter the username and password once and it is used for all connections
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I can see where I enter it for each server but is there nowhere like in remote desktop connections I can enter the username and password once and it is used for all connections

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2008 seems to work but not 2003
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are there any good applications for managing multiple rdp connections
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are there any good applications for managing multiple rdp connections

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You are changing the subject :)<br />
If you have support for win8, tell Microsoft about it, they will be interested and helpful.<br />
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If I were you, for the 2003ers, I would save .rdp files, as simple as that.
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You are changing the subject :)
If you have support for win8, tell Microsoft about it, they will be interested and helpful.

If I were you, for the 2003ers, I would save .rdp files, as simple as that.

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I have started using server manager in windows 8 to remote desktop to all my servers<br />
however I have to enter my user name and password for every server every time<br />
is it possible to save this info
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I have started using server manager in windows 8 to remote desktop to all my servers
however I have to enter my user name and password for every server every time
is it possible to save this info

save user account info into windows 8 server manager for all server rdp connections

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