RDM 2023.2.17.0+ - Using Synchronizer with PowerShell Scripts?

RDM 2023.2.17.0+ - Using Synchronizer with PowerShell Scripts?

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Hello. Is it possible to use the Synchronizer functionally that is existing to launch PowerShell scripts? I have created a PowerShell script which updates folders and entries and was wondering if it's possible to have it automagically launched.

Thanks.

Glen

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Hello,

Its usual to use the windows task scheduler to plan execution of a task. In the Entry Information section of the session properties, you will find a field containing the Command Line that will launch your session automatically.

Maurice

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Hello. I'm creating my own AD Synchronizer since the one supplied for AD does not bring back the description field into the entry name at this time. Plus I can progmatically create additional folders and sub-connections based upon what's filled out in AD and do comparisons and create the necessary folders/groups or entries based upon the AD computer object. So launching the PowerShell script say daily or maybe upon start of RDM would make sense to I'm capturing any new AD entries.

Regards,

Glen

Hello,

Its usual to use the windows task scheduler to plan execution of a task. In the Entry Information section of the session properties, you will find a field containing the Command Line that will launch your session automatically.

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Hello Glen,

As Maurice mentioned, you must create a task scheduler to run the RDM entry automatically. An alternative would be to add that PowerShell entry to a playlist, and run it automatically when you open RDM. For more information, please refer to https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/windows/commands/edit/edit/play-list/play-list-management/

Best regards,

Richard Boisvert