Configure credential injection so Boundary provides users with a passwordless experience when connecting to targets. Availabile exclusively for Enterprise users.
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Credential injection provides end users with a passwordless experience when they connect to targets by automatically injecting credentials without exposing them to the user.
- To configure a static credential store, refer to [Create static credential stores](/boundary/docs/credentials/static-cred-boundary).
- To configure a Vault credential store and credential library, refer to [Create Vault credential stores](/boundary/docs/credentials/static-cred-vault).
- You must have a static credential saved in your static credential store or Vault credential store. The credential must correspond to the target to which you want to authenticate.
- **For RDP targets**: Network Level Authentication (NLA) is supported. Kerberos and NTLMv2 authentication methods are supported for domain-joined workers. NTLMv2 is supported for non-domain-joined workers.
- **For SSH targets**: Keyboard-interactive authentication is not supported. When you use username-password credentials, ensure that your SSH server is configured to allow password authentication.
- **If you are using a static credential store**: Select the credential that corresponds to your target and click **Add Injected Application Credential**.
- **If you are using a Vault credential store**: Select the credential library that corresponds to your target and click **Add Injected Application Credential**.