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Shamil2015-06-16 22:32:14
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Shamil, 2015-06-16 22:32:14

Multiple rdp files linking to 1 server?

there is a server, it has a terminal server with 1c
, it is necessary to connect to the server from one machine through 2 users (2 rdp files).
but for some reason, when saving data in one file, the login and password are automatically written in the second file.
what am I doing wrong?

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Eugene, 2015-06-17
@jawakharlal

Andrey Ermachenok , It won't work. Account data is not stored in the rdp file, but is requested from the "credential manager", where it is saved if the "save password" checkbox is checked.
Accordingly, the methods proposed by MaySky will help :
1. creating a second connection on the terminal server.
(which can be very useful, especially when you need different connection settings for different user groups, say, 1c programmers and ordinary users)
2. Tricks with connection names:
- Connection by IP / connection by name
- Connection by full name server.domain.local / and server name
- create an alias server1 in DNS on server and a second connection on server1
In general, in the second case - the goal is to fool the "credential manager" and make him think that he is dealing with two different servers.

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Alexander Noname, 2021-02-02
@aspinys

host file and forward
any
redirect server names to TERMSRV
192.168.0.1 nameserver2
192.168.0.1 nameserver3
192.168.0.1 nameserver4
and everything will be saved)
at least 1000+

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Andrey Ermachenok, 2015-06-16
@eapeap

Try changing the file's attribute to "Read-Only" or leaving yourself "Read and Execute" permissions.
Get it - write. I'm interested too.

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oia, 2015-06-17
@oia

mstsc settings are stored here Libraries\Documents\Default.rdp for all connections the settings are the same
here or use another software to connect via rdp or so on

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Archangel, 2015-06-17
@Archangel

If the RDP connection is normal, and not RemoteApp, then it's easier to use a third-party RDP manager, such as mRemote.

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