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All about our REST API and the SDKs that we provide to our community. Suggestions / Bug reports / Feature requests

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All about Linux deployment of Devolutions Server. Suggestions / Bug reports / Feature request

Recent Posts

Published 3 days ago

Add Password policy to folder entry

Hello Alex, Thank you for being so patient. The fix has also been implemented on the DVLS side in the latest 2026.2.14.0 release. Let us know if that works as expected on the DVLS web UI. Thank you for your collaboration. Best regards,

Marc-Andre Bouchard

Published 6 days ago

configuring read/write offline mode not available via the DVLS web UI

Hi, We will create an internal ticket to investigate this request. We'll keep this thread updated as soon as we have more information or an update to share. Thank you

Feature Request

lievenvandewalle

Published 6 days ago

configuring read/write offline mode not available via the DVLS web UI

Hello. It's not possible to configure the read/write offline mode via the DVLS web UI. This server setting can only be configured via the RDM client. Would it be possible to make al these system settings available via the DVLS web UI? https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/administration/system-settings/application-specific/cache-offline#windows thank you, Lieven

Feature Request

markusburkhardt

Published 6 days ago

QoL-issue on DVLS-Updates when using sql logins with restriction on the

Hi Marc-Andre Bouchard , thanks for the feedback. I forgot to mention the reason why i cant just use the current solution. The policy for the restricted permissions on the "management tools"-sql login is due to isolation reasons on the used Microsoft SQL Server, more specifically an AlwaysON - availability group with mulitiple databases from different applications. Best regards, Markus

Feature Request

Marc-Andre Bouchard

Published 6 days ago

Documentation read screen

Hi, Thank you for reporting this. We have already identified this issue internally, and a fix is planned for the next release. Thank you for your patience Best regards

Marc-Andre Bouchard

Published 6 days ago

QoL-issue on DVLS-Updates when using sql logins with restriction on the

Hi, Thank you for taking the time to share this suggestion. This looks like a quality-of-life improvement rather than a support issue, so we'll move this thread to our Feature Requests section. We'll also create an internal ticket so our development team can review and evaluate the proposed enhancement. We appreciate the feedback Best regards

Feature Request

Published 6 days ago

Documentation read screen

DVLS 2026.2.12.0 I've only recently starting to use DVLS directly for informal change logs. I've noticed that when viewing an entry, the panel does not fill completely. The red rectangle is not used. [image]

Alexis Geller Peiro

Published 7 days ago

ACL permission inheritance from host object

Hi, Thank you for the detailed report. To make sure we investigate this correctly, could you walk us through your setup in a bit more detail, ideally with screenshots? Specifically, it would help to see: How the subentry (SSH, RDP, Website) relates to the Host, for example, is it configured as a sub-connection within the Host entry itself (such as VPN/Tunnel/Gateway/Jump under that Host), or is it a separate entry that references the Host through host linking/templates? The Permissions panel (Security → Permissions) for both the Host and the subentry, along with which permission(s) you granted on the Host (View, Connect, or both) and to which user or user group. It would also help to know: Your current Devolutions Server (DVLS) version Your current Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) version, if you're connecting through the RDM client Once we have these details, we'll be able to confirm whether this is expected behavior or something we need to look into further. Best regards,

markusburkhardt

Published 7 days ago

QoL-issue on DVLS-Updates when using sql logins with restriction on the

Good morning Devolutions community, today i updated my DVLS test enviroment for my upcomung update on our production enviroment and i ran into a little quality of life (QoL) issue which i wanted to share. The update went smooth till the DVLS Console started updating the database and wanted to set the permissions on the sql logins for the webapp and scheduler. The reason for this issue is also known and it comes from my end. Due to internal security policys i am not allowed to give permissons higher the default db role "db_owner" in sql server to an app login and since the scritps for setting the least privileges tries to use some sys-views i will run into an error. As workaround right now i always have to run the scripts for settings the permissions manually. This is no big deal, but i little bit anoying. Its also not possible to use domain credentials, because our DVLS is running on an isolated network without domain membership. Since i have a bunch of expirence with sql server i was wondering if it wouldn`t be better to use static database roles? I whould create specific roles for the management tools, scheduler and webapp and bind the permissions on database objects onto them. Then the database admin can add the users into those roles. This would solve this issue and is also more transparent to the database admin. Maybe this will also simplify the internal update process. I am looking forward to the feedback and let me know if further information is needed. Cheers, Markus

Feature Request

Marc-Andre Bouchard

Published 7 days ago

Allow users with the Password Policies permission to edit generator templates

Hello This has been implemented in our latest 2026.2.14.0 release. Thank you

Feature Request

devolutions-automation

Published 8 days ago

Devolutions Server Version 2026.2.14.0 (July 27, 2026)

If you are using a client (RDM, PowerShell, etc.), version 2026.2 is required for this DVLS version IMPROVEMENTS Web - Added RustDesk entry details to the web interface Web - Users with the **Password Policies** permission can now edit the password template directly from the password generator FIXES SECURITY Core - Fixed a privilege escalation issue where non-administrators could add themselves to administrator groups SECURITY Core - Fixed an issue where the NetBox synchronizer API token was visible to users with view-only access SECURITY PAM - Password history now requires the appropriate password permissions, preventing unauthorized access to previous passwords Core - Fixed an issue where custom permission sets could be removed when saving unrelated system settings Core - Fixed an issue where domain users could not be linked to user groups Core - Fixed an issue where Passwordstate v10 entries incorrectly required an API key when saving Core - Fixed an issue where the **Duo automatic multi-factor** preference was not retained after login Core - Fixed an issue where the Duo SMS button did not send passcodes from the login window PAM - Fixed an error that prevented editing PAM accounts from Remote Desktop Manager PAM - One-time password secret keys are no longer sent to clients; codes are now always generated by the server Web - Fixed an issue where permission changes could not be saved from the batch grant access dialog Web - Fixed an issue where the password generator ignored the parent folder's password policy when creating entries ** CONSOLE RELEASE NOTES ** IMPROVEMENTS Minor update

Current Releases

devolutions-automation

Published 8 days ago

Devolutions Server Version 2026.1.24.0 (July 27, 2026)

If you are using a client (RDM, PowerShell, etc.), version 2026.1 is required for this DVLS version FIXES SECURITY Core - Fixed a privilege escalation issue where non-administrators could add themselves to administrator groups SECURITY Core - Fixed an issue where the NetBox synchronizer API token was visible to users with view-only access SECURITY PAM - Password history now requires the appropriate password permissions, preventing unauthorized access to previous passwords ** CONSOLE RELEASE NOTES ** IMPROVEMENTS Minor update

Extended Maintenance Releases

Sébastien Aubin

Published 8 days ago

Devolutions Server side setting: Close idle sessions when using gateway

Thank you for sharing your suggestion regarding a server-side setting to close idle sessions when using Devolutions Gateway. At this time, we are not planning to implement this feature in the near future. Your feedback is appreciated, and we understand the use cases you've described. If our plans change or if we consider this functionality for a future release, we will update the community accordingly. Best regards,

Feature Request

Published 8 days ago

ACL permission inheritance from host object

Are Host entries intended to act as permission inheritance parents for subentries (SSH, RDP, Website, etc.), or do subentries inherit permissions only from folders/vaults? In our testing, a subentry displays permissions as "Inherited" from its Host, but a user who has View/Connect permissions granted only on the Host still cannot see or access the subentry. Is this expected behavior or a bug?

Published 8 days ago

Devolutions Server side setting: Close idle sessions when using gateway

Hi Devolutions Were quite new to your product and just had a meeting with one of your Business Solutions Analyst. He confirmed that Devolutions Server does not currently have a server side setting to close out idle sessions. We are exclusively using Devolutions Gateway to reach infrastructure + customers (we're an MSP). In theory it should be possible for the Devolutions Server / Devolutions Gateway to be able to detect when an session is idle and then close it out. Types of entries should ideally include all types of entries used by an Devolutions Gateway, in our example 99% of them are RDP, SSH and web entries. It should be enforced server side, no matter if it's RDM for Windows/Mac or using the web console. Justifications for this feature: Prevent users from hugging entries, other users could think that an user is using an entry while it's actually not in use anymore, if the original user forgot to close the session, this leads to frustration because you would have to verify with that user if they are actually still using it or not. Prevent multiple hour Gateway Session Recordings. We are already seeing some recordings that lasts several hours because of this, we have Windows GPO's to lock the RDP after X amount of minutes, this though results in the recording keep going and showing the Windows lock screen. We only logoff the Windows users when it's been idle for 16 hours. Regards. Gert

Feature Request

Marc-Andre Bouchard

Published 12 days ago

Can deleted vaults be restored?

Hello, No, it is not possible to restore a deleted vault. When deleting a vault, you have the option to either transfer all entries to another vault or delete the entries along with the vault. Once the vault has been deleted, it cannot be restored. Best regards,

Guenther Schmitz

Published 12 days ago

Can deleted vaults be restored?

When deleting entries, those can be restored. How about vaults? Is there any way to restore those? KR G.

Published 12 days ago

Duo Prompt SMS button not working in DVLS

Hello, Thank you for your feedback. I saw your case you opened a few minutes ago. I'll send you documentation links to provide us logs from your DVLS instance. Thank you for your collaboration. Best regards,

Jonathan Iannone

Published 13 days ago

Mass entry permissions edit

Hi, Good news — this is fully supported in Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) . You don't have to grant access entry by entry: RDM lets you apply permissions to many entries at once through Batch edit . Here's the workflow: Select the entries you want to update. You can select them in several ways: Manual multi-selection (Ctrl/Shift-click), Advanced search (e.g. filter on session type = SSH to catch all your SSH entries at once), Multi vault search . With the entries selected, go to Edit → Batch edit → Edit entries (general settings) . Open the Permissions tab. Check Override permissions . Set the permission (e.g. View / Connect to Custom) , then click Grant permission and select your LinuxAdmins group. Click OK to apply. The permissions are then applied to every selected entry in a single operation. 📖 Documentation: Batch operations: https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/concepts/intermediate-concepts/batch-operations Batch edit: https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/commands/edit/batch-edit/ Permissions: https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/user-group-based-access-control/permissions

Feature Request

Hubert Mireault

Published 13 days ago

ACL-centric reports?

Hello, This report is already accessible in RDM, though it's doing it indirectly through accessing the DVLS report in a web view. We could add this to RDM, maybe with a more intuitive view. What do you think? Regards,

Feature Request

External resources

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