# RDP

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For a full remote connection management tool that supports privileged sessions, session recording and other advanced capabilities over zero-trust cloud connections, we recommend using our [KeeperPAM platform](/en/keeperpam/readme.md).

This RDP command described in Commander uses direct line-of-sight RDP connections.
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### RDP command

Keeper Commander can launch RDP connections utilizing content and metadata stored in a Keeper Vault record. The `rdp` command is used to make connections. To use this command, pass it a record that holds the RDP connection details.

**Command:** `rdp`

**Detail:** Establishes RDP connection to remote Windows servers. This command is only available on Windows machines running Commander.

**Parameters:**

record UID or path to a record

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The RDP command is compatible with "Server" type records on Windows machines.
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If no record is provided to the `rdp` command, all the compatible records in your vault will be listed

### Examples

Make a connection

```
rdp xwwCv4W3dJqYa22qMdykYw
```

See compatible records

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```
My Vault> rdp
  #  Record UID              Type               Title                     Description
---  ----------------------  -----------------  ------------------------  ------------------------------
  1  xwwCv4W3dJqYa22qMdykYw  serverCredentials  RDP Connection            My_RDP_Login @ 10.0.161.7:3389
```

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