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Hi,
many times I reboot a server and wished that I had a cool way to complete the entire process.
Just think that you could add a feature that (when enabled in the option menu) will ping the server in the background and will show you the current status of the server and in the end will reconnect.
The steps:
1. recognize a disconnection from the source
2. ping the status
3. check for lost pings and live again
4. reconnect continually until a connection is established
This is a good idea. I have added it to me todo list.
David Hervieux
Hello David, is there any updates regarding that feature request ?
I just switched from mRemoteNG to RDM and this is the only feature I am missing. Thank you.
edited by JakeLD on 9/12/2013
Jonathan Pitre
ITI
This is on my todo list and I hope to have the time to complete it before the release of the version 9.0, It really an important one.
David Hervieux
Awesome, thank you for the quick reply!
Jonathan Pitre
ITI
just a quick note that I would find this feature invaluable as well.
You can take a look at this blog:
http://blog.devolutions.net/2013/10/new-in-remote-desktop-manager-9-keeping.html
David Hervieux
How about allowing the use of the RDP Portscan for this feature instead of (or additionally to) Ping?
Our servers are usually pingable before the RDP Service is online.
edited by Peter Cermak (POI) on 11/14/2013
It's now possible to use the port scan. Just edit the entry and go in the Advanced tab page. Change the Is Online setting for Port scan instead of Ping.
David Hervieux
Thank you David,
Did i mention your support is the best i ever experienced?
Just a few questions:
Hi Peter,
1. The port scan use the configured port or the default (3389 for example in RDP).
2. This is implemented internally and it will be available in the next release
3. This will also be implemented soon.
I have released the basic Port scan to satisfy one of our user but I knew that some small tweak were still required.
David Hervieux
Hi David,
Any update regarding "Reconnect after restart"?
Regards,
Elie
edited by Elie_IT on 3/4/2015
This is already implemented when you set the Keep tab opened on disconnect
David Hervieux
Oh, great then :D
Thanks for your quick reply.