We are preparing to move from straight RDP to utilizing a secure RF gateway. I was able to manually create a session and it worked just fine but we need to migrate all our connections so I was planning to use powershell to script it out.
Problem is, I can't find in the documents how to create that object and add it to the RDMSession. Any thoughts or section of the documentation you can point me to?
We are preparing to move from straight RDP to utilizing a secure RF gateway. I was able to manually create a session and it worked just fine but we need to migrate all our connections so I was planning to use powershell to script it out.
Problem is, I can't find in the documents how to create that object and add it to the RDMSession. Any thoughts or section of the documentation you can point me to?
@dmitzman
Figured it out. I exported the test entry as xml and saw the settings under the RDP node which translates to the RDP property of the RDMSession so I should be good. I'll test tomorrow and post my results.
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your solution with our community.
The following method also works for reverse engineering an entry structure.
https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/rdm-powershell/powershell-scripting/tips-tricks/
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
Thanks for the link. Very helpful! I forgot to post my results but everything worked out as anticpated.