Built-In Launcher Types
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For release dates, end-of-support timelines, and upgrade guidance, see the Secret Server Product Lifecycle page.
You can view the latest version of the Secret Server documentation here.
Secret Server launchers, supported by protocol handlers, come in three primary types:
- Remote Desktop: Launches a Windows Remote Desktop session and automatically authenticates the user to the machine.
- PuTTY: Opens a PuTTY session and authenticates the user to a Unix system.
- Web Password Filler: Uses a Chrome extension to automatically log the user into a website with secret credentials.
- Web Launcher: An alternative method to automatically log on websites. See Web Launchers.
