The session password is optional. It is used to ensure that nobody except the remote user can connect to your Remote PC Client while it is waiting for a call. Even if you don't specify it, it won't pose any security risk to your computer because it is the remote computer that is sharing its desktop and file system with you.

By default, the session password is enabled and initialized with a random alpha-numeric string. You can also choose your own session password. The password can contain only alpha-numeric characters.

When specified, the session password is included in the access code generated by the Remote PC Client before the address and separated from it with a @ sign this way: password@address.

If you use the client with the -hdmode command line switch, the session password should be specified on the command line using the /sessionpassword switch. See Command-Line Interface section for details.