Make User Interface and Jump Host visible, when you select more than one entry

Make User Interface and Jump Host visible, when you select more than one entry

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Hello,
why it's not possible, to change settings on Jump hosts, when you select more then one RDP Server ?

And why it's not possible to change the User Interface settings, when you select more then one Entry ?


Regards
Andreas

Senior Network Consultant
Ostertag DeTeWe GmbH

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Hello Andreas,

to set multiple sessions as Jump Host you can use the Custom Powershell Command














$connection.MetaInformation.IsJumpHost = "true"
$RDM.Save();
to change the User Interface for multiple sessions at once please use also the Batch Edit feature












Regards,
Min

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Hello Min,
thanks for your replay.

But the Feature Request is to show this in the GUI :-)

And Edit / Batch Edit / Edit Entries (Session Type Settings) shows not the right page.

Regards
Andreas

Senior Network Consultant
Ostertag DeTeWe GmbH

Bulk Edit Session Type Settings.jpg

UserInterface.jpg

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Hi Andreas,

oh, ok sorry ;)

Ok, for the User Interface please use Right click => Edit => Batch Edit => Edit (Special Actions) => Edit Entries (General Settings)... =>Section More



Regards,
Min

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Hello,
yes, under Edit => Batch Edit => Edit Entries (General Settings)... => Section More you find the Tab Page.
But the rest is missing.

Better is, you have the possibility to select User Interface under Edit => Batch Edit => Edit Entries (General Settings) :-)


And for the jump host.
We want to select some RDP Server and change the Jump host settings only for this selected Server.

Regards
Andreas

Senior Network Consultant
Ostertag DeTeWe GmbH

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Hello,

Indeed, sometimes, not all the options are available in the Batch Edit so that you ca override them.

As Min mentioned, Custom PowerShell Command will be your best friend in any situation that you would like to perform a change on several sessions.

This help article should help you retrieving the information when needed to use the Custom PowerShell Command feature
https://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/powershell_batchactionssamples.htm

Best regards,

Jeff Dagenais

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I will add this to our todo list.

Regards

David Hervieux

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Hello David,
Thanks :)

Senior Network Consultant
Ostertag DeTeWe GmbH