Extend included fields in an import CSV file

For the import I would suggest you go the PowerShell route, have a look at this example:

http://forum.devolutions.net/topic2663-import-simple-csv-name-url-of-web-bookmarks.aspx

If you need any assistance let me know.

As for the $telephone$ variable we will need to add it to the supported variable list.

Dear Stéfane, I will surely follow your interesting suggestion but I miss some important informations to accomplish the task.
In order to adapt your example to our needs (in my case, modify the "Phone" Property), how can I get a full help about all possibile methods and property that can be used in the PowerShell?
I'm getting errors like
"+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MethodNotFound"
"+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : PropertyNotFound"
Thank you for your support

Full documentation: http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/index.html?powershell_cmdlets.htm

This may also help you:
http://blog.devolutions.net/2013/01/remote-desktop-manager-automation-via_7320.html
and/or (they overlap)
http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/index.html?tipsandtricks_powershell.htm

Post your PowerShell script, I can then give you a hand with it.

Setting the phone will look something like this:
Set-RDM-Property -ID $session.id -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "Phone" -Value $item.Phone

Hi Stéfane,
I decided to import a CSV file using available columns to pass all relevant informations to RDM, in my case "VoIPNumber" and "MobilePhone":
ConnectionType,Name,Group,Host,Description,URL,Username(VoIPNumber in place of "URL" and "MobilePhone" in place of "Username")

Then I go to the PowerShell and launch this script, that uses the URL (DescriptionUrl) and Username (MsUser) properties to set respectively CustomFiled1Value and CustomField2Value properties inside every session.
cls;

foreach ($list in Get-RDM-Session)
{
$VoIPNumber = Get-RDM-Property -id $list.id -path "VNC" -Property "MsUser"
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "CustomField1Value" -value $VoIPNumber -NoRefresh
$MobilePhone = Get-RDM-Property -id $list.id -Property "DescriptionUrl"
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "CustomField2Value" -value $MobilePhone -NoRefresh
$title = Get-RDM-Property -id $list.id -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "Title"
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -path "VNC" -Property "MsUser" -value $title -NoRefresh
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Property "DescriptionUrl" -value $title -NoRefresh
}
The scripts then exits resetting "URL" and "Username" to a blank value ("Title" property must be blank).
edited by stenkarazin on 6/17/2013
edited by stenkarazin on 6/17/2013
edited by stenkarazin on 6/17/2013

Well done, thank you for sharing.

FYI you could also use $null instead of the $title trick to clear the MsUser & DescriptionUrl

Thank you, I find RDM really impressive but I'm even more impressed by your quick and effective technical support.

cls;

foreach ($list in Get-RDM-Session)
{
$VoIPNumber = Get-RDM-Property -id $list.id -path "VNC" -Property "MsUser"
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "CustomField1Value" -value $VoIPNumber -NoRefresh
$MobilePhone = Get-RDM-Property -id $list.id -Property "DescriptionUrl"
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Path "MetaInformation" -Property "CustomField2Value" -value $MobilePhone -NoRefresh
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -path "VNC" -Property "MsUser" -value "" -NoRefresh
Set-RDM-Property -ID $list.ID -Property "DescriptionUrl" -value "" -NoRefresh
}