Edit Description of a Server with Powershell

Hi Dario,

To edit the description, you have to modify the description property in your session object that you create or get.

Ex:
$session = New-RDMSession -Name "MySession" -Kind "RDPConfigured"
$session.Description = "The description"
Set-RDMSession $session -Refresh
Best regards,

Hello Olivier

Thank you, it works!


I have another trouble.
If I want to use this command, a lot of error message appears with me (also in the RDM Powershell):


command:
New-RDMSession -Group
New-RDMSecurityGroup
Set-RDMPersonalCredentials

Pics: http://www.pic-upload.de/view-31832797/Unbenannt.png.html

Dont know what he problem is..

Best regards Dario pe.

Hi Dario,

What is your data source type? Get-RDMSecurityGroup only works on advanced data source. ( http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/index.html?datasources_advanced.htm )

Best regards,

Hi Olivier

Okey.
We use the RDM Enterprise Edition is this compatible with the Get-RDMSecurityGroup commands?

How can i set credentials to RDM Sessions with Powershell ?
This was my last question ;-)


Best regards Dario Pe.

Hi Dario,

You can use all the cmdlets with RDM Enterprise.

By advanced data source type, I meant do you use one of these:

To know how to assign credentials to session, you can look at this thread:
https://forum.devolutions.net/topic23912-programmatically-assigning-various-credentials-to-entries.aspx

Best regards,

we use the Devolutions Server.

Thank you for the Link to the thread.

:)

Hi Dario,

If you use Get-RDMCurrentDataSource, does it return your Devolutions Server data source?

Best regards,

i thank you very much.
it was my misstake.. i used the wrong datasource.

Thank you olivier :)