Hi,
Our company has decided we want to store our passwords in Delinea password manager while using RDM with DVLS back-end to manage our connections to the customer. We already have the necessary plug-in on DVLS to use Delinea secrets.
My goal is to give my colleagues as less administration as possible. That's why I would like to utilize the events in Delinea so that anytime a new entry is added or removed, the DVLS API is called to create a Delinea reference in RDM. That way my colleagues don't have to add an entry in Delinea and create a reference in DVLS manually.
I've run into the following issues with the DVLS API: I cannot add a Delinea reference object. If I'm correct, only the following types can be added through the API:
I can query it partly, though:
id : c534906f-17db-457a-8da1-4e3f01832a05
name : TEST - REMOVE ME PLEASE - NO QUESTIONS ASKED
description :
path : CustomerName\_credentials
type : Credential
subType : SecretServerRest
tags : {}
data : @{domain=; username=}
modifiedOn : 2025-01-13T15:19:46
modifiedBy :
createdOn : 2025-01-13T15:19:46
createdBy : me,myself-and-I
It doesn't have the important properties for this type of credential and domain and username in data are empty.
Am I correct or missing something I shouldn't?
Best regards,
Thomas
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for contacting us on that matter.
With the DVLS Rest API version 1, only the username/password credential type can be created.
The Devolutions PowerShell module can be used to create or update Delinea Secret Server credential entry types.
Let us know if you have any more questions about this.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
I could cook something up with an Azure fileserver queue but I'd rather not. Are you guys working on a v2 with more possibilities (maybe containing this)?
Hello,
Thank you for your feedback.
External credential types like Delinea Secret Server are not supported on the DVLS web UI. As you can see in the following screenshot, none of the Delinea entry properties are visible.
We can only edit Delinea's properties in RDM, so even a new version of the Rest API won't be able to support them. We strongly recommend using the Devolutions PowerShell module with the RDM cmdlets to manage such credential entry types.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
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