Credentials Repository in Variables

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Hello,

I don't know if it has been discussed before but my search doesn't make results.
Is there a possibility to use in the variables the credentials repository entry informations.
I would like to use Username, Password and Domain stored in the Credential Repository.

Thanks ans have a nice day!
edited by pseudomix on 2/29/2012

All Comments (6)

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Could you give me more details? You want to use it in a session script tool applied to a session? Do you have an example?

David Hervieux

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Yes we want to use session script tools.
We have to seperate Active directory domains to manage. With the first we use our current session credentials that are domains admins, so no problem.
But we want to use the same session script tools to manage the other domain. Our stations are not a part of this domain and all the scripts don't work because we are not identified to this domain.
We can't make a domain link and we wan't use the Session specific credentials because it will increase drastically the maintenance of our 200 sessions.
This is an example of Session script tool that we want to use in both domains:





















We start the script with this:





it works with session specific credentials but we would like to use the Credentials Repository.

Thanks for your help

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Have you been forward with this topic?

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Hi,
I thought that I had fixed that. Have you tried the version 7.0.3.0?

David Hervieux

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I have just tried with version 7.0.3.0.
Now i have the password in my script but i still don't have the username and domain.
This is my batch launched by "Update_BGinfo.cmd $HOST$ $DOMAIN$ $USERNAME$ $PASSWORD$":















Result output:















So i can say that Only Host and password have been transmitted to the command line.

Hope this help.

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Hi,
I have reproduced the problem and it's now fixed. This will be in the next release. Just make sure to enable the password in variable. This setting is in the Advanced tab page of the session setting.

David Hervieux