Can we get a list of what each field is named for Powershell?

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out, the 2 best options I believe would be to either :

• Use reverse engineering from the clipboard > copy context menu (see more https://kb.devolutions.net/batch_edit_rdm.html#edit-(special-actions))
  • This will list all non-default value property. So, simply populate a value to see where it sits in the xml structure.
• Use PowerShell (RDM CmdLet) from Tools, Once you've successfully connected to your data source, you can isolate a single session and list its properties with someting like:

$s = (get-rdmsession)[0]
$s | select-object -property *

You would however need to drill down in certain properties with the latter technique.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,

Hi,

If you are talking about accessible property for our connection object, the easiest way is to preview an entry clipboard copy in RDM.
That will show you the xml properties used to store all the entry's information. For security reasons, not all properties will be accessible, mainly, clear text password.

To preview the xml, you can right-click on an entry in RDM -> Clipboard -> Copy. You can then switch to the preview tab in the opened window.

Hopefully that answers your question, let me know.
Regards

My colleague Alexandre was faster than me.

Hi,
I do not get all the properties I am looking for.

This is all I get when using home/copy:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfConnection>
<Connection>
<ConnectionType>SSHShell</ConnectionType>
<CreatedBy>xxxxxxx</CreatedBy>
<CreationDateTime>2023-02-14T16:55:42</CreationDateTime>
<ID>xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</ID>
<Name>Something</Name>
<OpenEmbedded>true</OpenEmbedded>
<UpdateDateTime>2023-02-14T18:07:54</UpdateDateTime>
<UpdatedBy>xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</UpdatedBy>
<Terminal>
<Host>Something</Host>
<PrivateKeyPromptForPassPhrase>false</PrivateKeyPromptForPassPhrase>
</Terminal>
<TerminalMac />
</Connection>
</ArrayOfConnection>


How would I get the properties in e.g. advanced to set KeepAlive and the timeout?

Unfortunately, for optmization purposes, fields with default values are not exported in our XMLs.
You'll have to modify the value first for them to show up in the preview XML.

Haha,
That did it!

Thanks a bunch, especially for the speedy answer.

My pleasure!