vinc8690

Hi guys,

We are using the notification feature in the (main) database. Which is working great.

Some departments are using private vault credential entries for sessions in the (main) database. When they configure the notification in the private vault entry to expire, the entry will expire without any notification. Nothing happens. The entry does not turn red and will not say [Expired].

I couldn't find anything about this on your blog, help or forum so therefore this post.

Vincent

edited by Vincent van Rietschoten on 8/20/2014

Hi guys,

We have a little strange problem we like to report. Maybe you have an solution for this, maybe it is fixed in the new beta.

When we use the right mouse button on a credential or an session to copy username or password everything works fine. This will work on different types. When we select an session in the dashboard after selecting a group folder and hit the Ctrl+B shortcut it isnt copying the requested username but the first username in the entry list (dashboard) is copied.

Example based on add image : select user2 and hit Ctrl+B, open notepad or an remote session and paste your clipboard : user1 is entered.

The same will happen with the command Ctrl+Shift+B

Is there an option or a feature to let the shortcuts work on the dashboard as well as in the treeview?

We know it works fine when you select an entry in the left column, the treeview.

We didn't test this on the beta 9.5 version.

edited by Vincent van Rietschoten on 8/19/2014

VPN support has been added to groups, we forgot to flag the forum thread. It's available in the v9.5 beta.

Setting up VPN settings in the parent folder is a great new feature. We use like 4000 sessions with all VPN settings enabled & configured. By editing once per group instead via batch edit this would be an great improvement

edited by Vincent van Rietschoten on 8/19/2014

Our organization uses the same sessions in different departments. We've created teamviewer subconnecties on the RDP sessions. Enabled the 'Allow password variable'. In the events tab we've enabled a link which will type in the $PARENT_PASSWORD$. The only switch we didn't get to work is the Ctrl+Alt+Del.

Are there any new developments on this subject to enable Ctrl+Alt+Del in the teamviewer window?

This is it Maurice, thanks. We are looking forward to see Report sheets coming.

Hi guys,

I've been wondering and thinking. With over more then 170 users in the database and more are coming. It is very hard to keep track of the users who has administrator rights. Of course, not many users have these rights, but without the use of Power Users there must be some application administrators be appointed to manage rights when required, at every department within our organization. The distribution of administrator rights makes this sometimes may change, users switching job positions or leaving the company. To monitor the proper rights it would be useful if there is a checkbox or an extra column in the User & Security Management window to see who has Administrator rights.

Hopefully in the future there is also a super user profile. Again, if this can be in the same checkbox or extra column included, then it will very much ease management and especially it will improve the security.

Is there a way to create a report to view who has Administrator rights?

Vincent

edited by Vincent van Rietschoten on 8/13/2014

edited by Vincent van Rietschoten on 8/13/2014