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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions docs/docs/runbooks/windows-vm.md
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Expand Up @@ -80,9 +80,11 @@ just remove-install-media
2. In the Windows App (Microsoft Remote Desktop) on macOS, add PC
`10.10.50.30`, user `josh`, and paste the password.

The media library (`\\10.10.50.20\media`, read-only) is mapped as drive `M:`
for `josh`, reconnected at every logon. The `media` account's password from
the media stack runbook is saved in Windows Credential Manager (target
The media library (`\\10.10.50.20\media`) is mapped as drive `M:` and the
download area (`\\10.10.50.20\torrents`) as `T:`, both read-only and
reconnected at every logon for `josh`. Both use the `media` account, whose
password from the media stack runbook is saved in Windows Credential Manager
(target
`10.10.50.20`). After a password change, rerun
`cmdkey /add:10.10.50.20 /user:media /pass:<new>` in a desktop session; a
key-authenticated SSH session cannot write to Credential Manager.
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