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Hi,

As part of the new O365 options it would be great to have an option to have the web client auto redirect to the login page rather than load the DPS web login page and the user have to click "Office 365 Login". This would be handy in situations where only Office 365 authentication is in use.

Hi,

It would be great if DPS could support modern authentication, this being SAML for things like Azure AD and ADFS etc.

This allows enforcement of policies applied on central auth systems to be extended to the DPS system as well as better sign sign on.

Hi,

I like to keep all my credentials in a main secure repository then copy only the required ones over to other repositories that require them. It would be great if RDM supported linking a credential to another credential in another repository in the same database. Like how it supports password vault manager.

Even better if in doing this I didn't have to give my end users access to the repository with the credentials.

This way I have a central credential store but can reference them elsewhere without having to manually copy them.

Hi,

They have an API and the getting started page for that is here: https://kb.itglue.com/hc/en-us/articles/236404927-Getting-started-with-the-IT-Glue-API

The API docs are here: https://api.itglue.com/developer/

Not sure what sort of partner program they have but they do list other products that can sync with them.

Hi,

We are looking at using IT Glue for all our IT documentation and wondered if it would be possible to have RDM sync everything from there. As IT Glue would have all the servers and credentials it would make sense to just pull all that down.

Or even if it was just possible to use it as a credential source and we manually add all the remote connections in.

Hi,

Has any further progress being made on this as it is still exactly the same for us? While I can get it to function if I set the entry to a single user that is not very useful and I would have to provide Domain Admin credentials to each engineer to type in manually exactly what we use RDM to avoid.

No if I enter domain admin credentials or my own any actions I take don't get applied. E,g, I disabled an account RDM showed the process happening then went to properties and the account is not disabled so I then confirmed this in AD and it was not disabled.

Yes if I put a DN of a user then when I open it that user shows up in the list.

If I try to enable/unlock that user I am prompted for credentials.

Yes I can browse AD using other tools (AD explorer and others) no problem.

If I put in a bad OU then I get an error in the application log "There is no such object on the server" or if I click the test connection it says connection failed but if I open the connection it does the same runs then shows a blank window with no error.

If I put in the correct settings and click test connection it comes back successful.

If I put in the wrong username/password I get the same result as the correct username and password. I take it that it is using my windows credentials not the credentials supplied in the connection if I use the "My Domain" type.

If I put in no credentials I get the same result again.

the only entries that exist are the ones that the database was upgraded after I installed version 10

nope cannot get anything to return. when using any of the connection types LDAP/my domain/custom

I have tried to "Run as Administrator" to launch the application and no difference. When I say the Application Log I mean on the Help tab "View Application Log" there are no entries after opening the AD Console

I have this same problem.

When it opens the session type there is a status popup as it collects all the users but when it finishes there are no users and no entries in the application log.