Hi,
We have an existing Remote Desktop Manager and are using ItGlue to host the credentials.
It is possible to create an "ItGlue" credential entries from PowerShell?
I don't see it listed within the available Types:
Best regards,
Alexis
Hello Alexis,
I created an internal request to add ItGlue to the New-RDMSession cmdlet. We will keep you posted on the progress.
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert
Hello Alexis,
I created an internal request to add ItGlue to the New-RDMSession cmdlet. We will keep you posted on the progress.
Best regards,
Hi Richard,
Thank you for your reply.
If it would also let us populate it with the API key and account that would be perfect, but I understand that might be considered an optional feature.
Thank you again for your feedback.
Best regards,
Alexis De Jaeger
Hello Alexis,
I added your additional request in the internal ticket, it should be possible to add that information during the creation of the session.
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert
Hi Alexis
You can create an ITGlue credential using these commands
$ig = New-RDMSession -Type Credential -Name ITGlue $ig.Credentials.ITGlueApiKey = "123" $ig.Credentials.ITGlueOrganizationName = "org name" $ig.Credentials.ITGlueOrganizationID = 123 $ig.Credentials.ITGlueAlwaysPromptPasswordWithList = true Set-RDMSession $ig
You will need version 2022.2.1.0 of the module in order to use ITGlueApiKey (it was missing in 2022.2.0.0)
Let me know if this works
Regards
Jonathan Lafontaine
Hi Jonathan,
Thank you for your reply.
It works perfectly! But I do have some issues with the module itself. I managed to install the new version, but I seem unable to uninstall version 2022.2.0.0 .
Can both version be kept on the same machine, or will this cause issues in the future?
Best regards,
Alexis De Jaeger
Hi,
Glad to know it worked!
Both version can coexist on the same machine. PowerShell will load the latest version unless told otherwise.
That being said, if don't want to keep the old version around pointlessly, you should be able to delete it using this command
Uninstall-Module -Name RemoteDesktopManager -RequiredVersion "2022.2.0.0"
Jonathan Lafontaine
Hi Jonathan,
I had already tried that, but to no avail:
I'm assuming the 2022.2.0.0 might be installed by default with the RDM client I have on this computer.
The next Minor version should allow me to remove it.
Thank you anyway for your swift reply :)
Best regards,
Alexis De Jaeger