mrredpants

The shared connection issue is definitely a step back - when I could create a shortcut to a connection into different vaults, I only have to update the one connection should I need to change it.

Otherwise it seems the only option is to have shared connections in the Default Vault and Specfific ones in separate vaults. Honeslty this is much less practical as my teams share different connections and i like being able to set it up so when they login, they only see the connections that they use / have permission to see.

Just to piggy back - I'm going from Devolutions Online DB to Password Hub Business and am brainstorming on how to set up the hierarchy.

With the legacy security and online DB - it was a big folder structure with nested folders and inherited permissions. I created "vaults" - in a way by creating a new folder, adding permissions and then using the "shortcut" feature to populate the folder with connections.

I'm looking for 20,000 feet advice on how to set this up

Does password hub allow any nesting? Should I think of vaults like folders? I'm having trouble picturing a use case for how this can be setup.

Example:

Default Vault - everyone has access (except marketing)

Entry 1

Entry 2

Entry 3

Marketing Vault (permissions for marketing group)

Entry 3

If I want marketing group only to see Entry 3, Do I have to duplicate Entry 3 in each vault? There must be a simpler way to do this as I know you guys have been thinking about it for a while since ODB legacy security groups.

Thanks in advance

Thanks, I'll give it a shot!

We use LanDesk (Ivanti) but GPO is also an option. Possible PDQ deploy.

OK i will look at those things, thank you.

My challenge is that running an exe locally for an end user requires elevated permissions so I don't have any way right now to update without one of the sysadmins or help desk people entering those credentials for them.

we might have 50 users on our network running RDM client

I am wondering if I can centrally push updates to the client (vs the client prompting that an update is needed etc).

I'm guessing this question has been asked before.

Is this something that is supported for pushing RDM updates for our enterprise users? Updating the software requires domain admin credentials in our environment so oftentimes the client is out of date. We use LanDesk (Ivanti) but GPO is also an option. Possible PDQ deploy.

Thanks!

Sure - I tested on a clean computer (i.e. not installed) - I installed 10.5.4.0 again and could not validate via the validate with dropbox button. Once here, clicking cancel or OK does nothing, I actually have to force close RDM.

If I click the advanced tab and chose "Manual Authentication" - this workaround worked.

I installed Beta v 10.9.0.0 and it seems to default to Manual Authentication - so, I'm guessing this problem is known and the manual authentication seemed the best long term workaround (?)

New Install v 10.5.4.0 running on Win 8.1 Professional

When I go to add a dropbox account, click validate - it thinks for a minute and then nothing - not prompt or anything. It almost seems like the password entry window is hiding or not being brought to the front but I can't find it.

I've occasionally had to hit the dropbox button more than once but I've never not had it work altogether.

Thanks in advance.

edited by mrredpants on 5/27/2015

is the issue back for anyone else this morning?I haven't confirmed yet for multiple users however one employee that uses the program says that the issue has returned this morning

appears to have solved it for me

I too have lost my dropbox connections - I tried deleting one - readding and when I click validate dropbox account it fails.