Bypass RSA Auth For Quick Connect Or Profile Logons

I've had an annoying issue that I can't find a resolution for.

Our company uses RSA MFA for domain logons. This is typically fine for logging in on a domain server. However, I often need to RDP to a server and log in as local admin. However, I have not found any way to bypass the RSA domain authentication piece that defaults to my domain admin account.

For instance, I want to RDP to server xyz123 and log in as xyz123\administrator. However, when I do a quick connect for that IP, I get an RSA popup from remote desktop manager prompting me for my domain UID and RSA token to log into my domain account. I have found no way to do a direct RDP connection to the server to do local authentication.

There must be a setting somewhere that tells it to use my domain account so I can disable that for quick connect, but I have not found where to turn that off.

If I use the Windows built-in RDP (mstsc), I can connect and then log in using local admin, so it doesn't seem to be particular to our domain setup.

Can someone provide documentation where to do that?