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mRemoteNG: Password protect connection file

  1. Open a connection file in mRemoteNG you want to password protect;
  2. Click the Connections node;
  3. In the Config panel you will see a property “Password protected” with its default value “No”;
  4. Toggle this property to “Yes” and mRemoteNG will query for a password;
  5. Choose a password;
  6. Save the connection file.

Categorised as: Firewall, Linux/OSX, Microsoft, Networking, Password


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