PowerShell: create new sessions and set custom fields

Hello,

Have you seen https://forum.devolutions.net/forum42-remote-desktop-manager--powershell-repository.aspx

It contains a lot of powershell information and has many examples. Just have a look and post a topic in there if you haven't found your answer.


Best regards,

i actually missed that, i'll have a look .. thanks!

maybe a hint to that repository from the cmdlets help and in the help.remotedesktopmanager.com section would be good.

I had the same kind of issue previously, and I ended up putting in a long request for all kinds of enhancements to make the powershell cmdlets "more standard" and "easier to use" :-)

But, I had a big chunk of it worked out, and here's an example what I had to do.. (names etc. have been changed to protect the innocent :banned: )

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[guid]$CredentialPrompt = "45479560-173E-435D-8848-C22F863FDC96"
[guid]$CredentialParent = "E2CC9029-CA3A-4308-BA54-16D5029BC8ED" #(only for sub-connections)
[guid]$CredentialInherited = "1310CF82-6FAB-4B7A-9EEA-3E2E451CA2CF"
[guid]$CredentialAdmin = "XXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX""
$Group = 'DepartmentalServers'


$ServerDepartments = @('AA','BB','CC','DD')

foreach ($Department in $ServerDepartments)
{
$Session = New-RDMSession -Group $Group -Host "Dept-$Department" -Name "Dept-$Department" -Kind RDPConfigured


$Session.CredentialConnectionID = $CredentialAdmin.guid
$Session.Console = $true
$Session.AllowClipboard = $true
$Session.DisableFullWindowDrag = $true
$session.DisableMenuAnims = $true
$Session.DisableThemes = $true
$Session.DisableWallpaper = $true
$session.Console = $true
$session.PersonalConnectionID = $CredentialAdmin.guid
Set-RDMSession $Session

}

Update-RDMUI

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So, you would just want to add a $session.Description (assuming that is correct field name)

David F.

Hi
This link:
Find answers to any technical question you might have about Devolutions’ products
(the link Maurice Côté gave in his answer)
does not work anymore...

Where can I find the info?

Kind Regards

Hello,

The PowerShell module now has its own section, the threads are now available here: https://forum.devolutions.net/forums/128/powershell-modules--support

Best regards,