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Use "Menu Bar → Operate → Start" or "Toolbar → Start" to open the operate settings dialog. Once you've completed your settings, you can open the operate.
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Using the menu bar
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Using the toolbar
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Setting an operate dialog
You can open previously opened operate using "Menu Bar → Operate → Recent," "Toolbar → Recent," or the "Recent List" on the dock bar. Use saved settings to quickly open operate.
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Using the menu bar
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Using the boolbar
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Using the dock
When an operate is started, a "Menu" for the current operate is inserted in the "Menu Bar → Operate" and "Toolbar."
This "Menu" allows you to control the current operate. When switching between operations, this menu automatically switches to the current operation's menu.
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Menu bar
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FreeRDP
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SSH
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Toolbar
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FreeRDP
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SSH
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When an operation is started, the current operation is inserted in "Menu Bar → View → Activity", "Toolbar → Activity", and the docked "Activity list". You can use this to easily switch to the desired operation.
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Menu bar
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Tool bar
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Using the Dock
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The purpose of sharing "operation parameters" is:
- Team collaboration. The team can access the same target using the same "operation parameters".
- Accessing the same target using the same "operation parameters" on different devices.
- Accessing the same target using the same "operation parameters" in different geographical locations.
- Accessing the same target using the same "operation parameters" across different networks.
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Operation: Open "Settings → Database" and then "Save operation to:"
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Sharing via files
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"Operation parameters" are saved as files with the extension ".rrc" in "My Documents/Rabbit/RabbitRemoteControl/share/". Users can share the ".rrc" files to share "operation parameters".
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Open ".rrc" file from "Menu → Operate → Open rabbit remote control file":
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Sharing via database
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Users only need to use the same database to share "operation parameters".
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- Security levels:
- High
- Medium
- Low
The security level of passwords is "High".
Passwords are encrypted before being saved to files or databases.
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Operation: Open Settings → Plugins
- Save the password to the system's "credential manager"
- Feature: The "password" is stored separately in "Credential Manager" and is not saved together with other "operation parameters".
- Usage condition: Assumes that the local logged-in user's system environment is secure.
- Save the encrypted password in the settings. Use "Encryption Key" to encrypt the "password".
- Feature: The "password" is stored together with other "operation parameters" after encryption.
- Usage conditions:
- No specific usage conditions.
- Must set the "Encryption Key".
- Assumes that the local logged-in user's system environment is secure.
- "Encryption Key" can be set to empty, the program will automatically generate a random "Encryption Key" to encrypt the "password".
- No specific usage conditions.
- Save the password to the system's "credential manager"
The security level of "operation parameters" is "medium".
Sharing is decided by the user. For detailed operations, see: Sharing 'operation parameters'
- Sharing via file: Users need to ensure that their file-sharing method is secure (or can accept a "medium" data leakage risk) to use it.
- Sharing via network database: Because the security of accessing databases over the network is relatively weak, users need to ensure that their usage environment is secure (or can accept a "medium" data leakage risk) to use it.