Creating folder and RDP sessions inside that folder using powershell script

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us on that matter.

First of all, as you are using a mix of versions of our products, it will certainly not works as expected. With the DVLS version you are using, the RDM PowerShell module you should use is version 2022.1.3.4 you can get on PSGallery.
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/RemoteDesktopManager/2022.1.3.4

Please see the note about the versions on this page.
https://docs.devolutions.net/kb/devolutions-powershell/remote-desktop-manager/rdm-powershell-core-module/#powershell-installation

For your questions :
1- You should connect to the RDMS type data source named Secret Server.
2- The method to connect to a data source is the one you described in command B. The other cmdlet is no longer available.
3- The command B you are using to connect should work with the proper RDM PowerShell module version.
4- As you are using an older DVLS version, then the Devolutions.PowerShell module won't work as it has been released with RDM and DVLS version 2023.1 and above. So using the previous RDM PowerShell module should solve your connectivity issues. Please note that you will have to first uninstall the Devolutions.PowerShell module prior to install the RDM one.

Let us know if you have further questions or issues with your PowerShell scripts.

Best regards,

Hello,

Thanks for support.
yes , i have already install Remote desktop manager powershell module as the version installed is 2022.2.29 and everything is working fine related to the script below .

Import-Module -Name "C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Devolutions.PowerShell\2022.2.2\RemoteDesktopManager.psd1"
# Connect to the RDM data source
$ds = Get-RDMDataSource -Name "secretserver"
Set-RDMCurrentDataSource $ds

$path="x"
$foldername = New-RDMSession -Name newfolder -Type "Group" -Group $path -SetSession
Set-RDMSession -Session $foldername -Refresh
$sessionAS = New-RDMSession -Type RDPConfigured -Name testserver -Group "" -Host "host123"
Set-RDMSession -Session $sessionAS -Refresh

The sesssion was created properly with default port 3389 .
I need to customize port number and password as per screenshot attached.
can you please advise the parameters for the above goal or how should be applied as i was not able to find the related parameters after checking all options for New-RDMSession command

Regards,
Thanks.

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback.

You will find on the following online documentation page the method to find every property's name to be used in your PowerShell script.
https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/windows/powershell-scripting/tips-tricks/#reverse-engineering-an-entry's-structure

For the username and password, you can use the following method to do so.

$password = ConvertTo-SecureString "MyPassword" -AsPlainText -Force
Set-RDMSessionPassword -Session $sessionAS -Password $password
$username = "MyUsername"
Set-RDMSessionUserName -Session $sessionAS -UserName $username
Set-RDMSession $sessionAS -Refresh

Let us know if you have further questions about it.

Best regards,

Hello Erica,

Thanks for your reply.
The above is tried and the session is created with the username and password filled in the textboxes. "credentials screenshot attached "
But my purpose is to the create it with adjusting the settings Credentials to Linked (Vault) and choosing a specific credentials entry "Customer_ENVs\xxx " inside the the session created in RDM " Vault screenshot attached " instead of filling username and password in the textboxes.

Can you please advise if feasible ?

Regards,
Thanks.

Hello,

Please note that proprites set for the session and settings are configured as excepted .
Thanks for your support

Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback.

Sure it's possible to set the Credentials property to Linked (Vault) and bind it to an existing credential entry. You just have to set the CredentialConnectionID property with the ID of the credential entry like this. No need to use the Set-RDMSessionPassword cmdlet.

$sessionAS.CredentialConnectionID = "401f155d-8669-4645-b2ec-309c704bda9d"
Set-RDMSession $sessionAS - Refresh

Let us know if that helps.

Best regards,