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Common Vault that the content is always visible in any Vaults.
Example if you have a VPN that you want in every Vault you can put in the Common Vault, it
can be used from any vault and it do only connect ones like the VPN group dos today inside one Vault.
The same with Macro/scripts/Tools, if you put it in the Common Vault, it is available in any vault.
And other entry’s that are in the common vault is visible in any vault.
Hello,
Thank you for your request. This is an idea we have been considering for a long time, but there are a lot of challenges that come with it. Over the past few years, we have made a lot of changes in our codebase that haven't been visible to the user, but will be helpful to eventually support these kinds of features.
We have noted your interest and will let you know once we have an update on the matter.
Regards,
Hubert Mireault
That's what I'm also eagerly expecting!
Ex- and importing or doing the changes by hand in each Vault for every small change in my default tools is so laborious.
Until this feature is implemented, do you have a tip on how to automate it? Like is it worth checking out the possibilities in automated ex- and import via powershell or something in that direction?
Hello,
Here is a sample PowerShell script to export the desired entries and import them into another vault. It will overwrite the changes, but you can change the DuplicateAction to the desired on the last line: "Add", "Overwrite", "Ignore".
#install the RDM PowerShell module, if missing
if(-not (Get-Module RemoteDesktopManager -ListAvailable)){
Install-Module RemoteDesktopManager -Scope CurrentUser
}
# Adapt the data source name and connect to it
$ds = Get-RDMDataSource -Name "NameOfYourDataSourceHere"
Set-RDMCurrentDataSource $ds
#Export the sessions from the desired vault
$oldvault = Get-RDMRepository -Name "name of old vault"
Set-RDMCurrentVault $oldvault
$sessions = get-rdmsession
$password = read-host -assecurestring "Password";
Export-RDMSession -XML -Path "C:\MyPath\MyFilename.xml" -Sessions $sessions -Password $password
#Import the sessions into the desired folder of the new vault
$newvault = Get-RDMRepository -Name "name of new vault"
Set-RDMCurrentVault $newvault
Import-RDMSession -Path "C:\MyPath\MyFilename.xml" -Group "DestinationFolder" -DuplicateAction "Add"
Let us know if you have any issues.
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert
Thank you Richard, perfect Devolutions support, once again!
I really appreciate that!
Greetings,
Lucas
Hello Lucas,
Happy to provide assistance! Let us know if you need help with anything else.
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert