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# RDP with JIT accounts

> RDP with JIT accounts between domain-joined workstations.

## How RDP JIT login works

<Warning>
  RDP with JIT accounts works between domain-joined workstations. You need to make sure idemeum agent is installed on domain controller, source, and destination Windows workstation.
</Warning>

<Card title="RDP access with JIT accounts" icon="video" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrDygvIN-B4">
  Quick demo for how to RDP with JIT accounts.
</Card>

When idemeum desktop agent is installed on domain-joined workstations, technicians can RDP from one machine to the other without the need to use any passwords - simply scan the QR-code and approve with biometrics. Just-in-time accounts will be used behind the scenes, accounts will be enabled / disabled on-demand, and passwords will be rotated after each login.

## RDP JIT prerequisites

* Supported on domain-joined workstations only
* Desktop agent installed on `source` and `target` machine
* Domain accounts login enabled for the customer tenant
* Domain controller is reachable from the RDP `source` workstation
* Agent is installed on domain controller

## How to RDP with JIT account

* Login to `source` domain-joined workstation
* Open Windows Remote Desktop Client and connect to the `target` domain-joined machine
* You will then be prompted to authenticate. Click `More options` and then select `idemeum credential provider` to scan the QR-code.
* You can enlarge the QR-code so that it is easier to scan by clicking on `Click here to expand QR code`
* Scan the QR-code with idemeum mobile application and approve with biometrics
* You will be logged in to the `target` workstation

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