I have several servers that require a OneLogin OTP to get to them. The OTP login is done on a mercury bastion server, and from there we log into our destination server. I've setup the OTP login easily, and then given a post login command to login to the destination server. This requires a command line for the password of the destination server. See attachment with blurred password. 
Is there a way using powershell or another tool to find/replace these passwords in an entire folder? If so, can you provide an example?
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Hello,
It is possible to use the Custom PowerShell Commands in the Edit Special Actions feature to replace the password on multiple selected entries.
Here is a sample script you can use.
$macros = $connection.Terminal.AfterConnectTerminalMacros
foreach ($macro in $macros)
{
if ($macro.macro -eq "MyPassword")
{
$macro.macro = "MyNewPassword"
}
}
$connection.Terminal.AfterConnectTerminalMacros = $macros
$RDM.Save()
Let us know if that helps.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
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I am new here, can I ask a question that I am facing?
Hello @annejones5643,
Sure, you can ask any questions. If it's not related to this subject, please create a new thread in the Support section.
https://forum.devolutions.net/forums/1/remote-desktop-manager--support
Best regards,
Érica Poirier