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Using Powershell to update existing vault settings

Using Powershell to update existing vault settings

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larryhofmann

I am trying to update settings on existing vaults, specifically the VPN/Tunnel/Gateway settings and can't seem to find the right command to use. Once I am able to update the vault, I will then want to update the folders and sub-folders settings as well, so the vault settings for VPN will be inherited. What are the proper powershell commands to use for this?

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Patrick Ouimet

Hello Larry.

Thank you for contacting the Devolutions support team.

You can use this script to change all the entries and folders in this vault to inherited.

$ds = Get-RDMDataSource | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq "<your data source name>"}
Set-RDMCurrentDataSource $ds


$vault = Get-RDMVault | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq "your vault name"}
Set-RDMCurrentRepository $vault


$sessions = Get-RDMSession


foreach ($session in $sessions){
    $session.VPN.Mode = "AlwaysConnect"
    $session.VPN.application = "Inherited"
    Set-RDMSession $session
}


Update-RDMUI


Best regards

Patrick Ouimet

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larryhofmann

Unfortunately, I left out some information:

  1. Running Devolutions Server
  2. There are 13 vaults
  3. Vault settings need to be updated first with the proper VPN/Tunnel/Gateway settings
  4. All of the RDP/SSH connections in each vault need to be updated AFTER the vault setting are updated
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Patrick Ouimet

Hello Larry,

In this case, I suggest doing some reverse engineering to determine the value of your VPN configuration.

You can set one VPN on the root folder, and in Powershell, you can run:

$RootFolder = Get-RDMRootSession
$RootFolder.VPN


When you have all the needed information, you can run:

$vaults = Get-RDMVault


ForEach ($vault in $vaults){
    $rootFolder = Get-RDMRootSession
    $rootFolder.VPN.Mode = "<your value>"
    $rootFolder.VPN.application = "<your value>"
    ETC...
    Set-RDMRootSession $rootFolder
  }
  
  Update-RDMUI


Then, change all the sessions in all the vaults using the same method as mentioned in my first post, but for all the vaults using the ForEach ($vault in $vaults){}

Best regards,

Patrick Ouimet