willgk

oooh! that's how i was doing it currently but without the $PARENT_HOST$ and $PARENT_IP$ :) that makes things a lot easier!

Is there an easy way to switch between connection types for the same host? IE have a session that is by default Remote Desktop but I have the option to say click something that would connect via VNC to that host instead? Maybe a script to do this or something?

And in less than 4 minutes you made me look like a knob... I'm sorry for not looking more closely. Thank you kindly for having such great support guys! Cheers!

Hi,

I have tried using the Credentials in an entry to use a specific credential when logging into a machine, this seems to work, but when i try to access the "Computer Management" for that box, it works for the connection but not for accessing Services because I have a network admin account I have to use to access this. I see no option to force Computer Management to runas a specific user, is this possible?

I hate to dredge up an old topic but i'm trying to get this script working and I see that you do have Remote Logoff Built into RDM now, however, this script also has the ability of specifying a domain. This is an absolutely necessary feature for some of us who have both a development and a production domain that separates our hardware.

After some tinkering around I found that I could add sessions and create credentials that were empty. Then have each user Edit User Specific Settings on each credential that way we can all have our own credentials with the same basic entry name. Can someone confirm if this is wise to do it this way?

Hello All,

I use Remote Desktop Manager for work and I am trying to push it out to all of my co-workers in my department, however, there is one thing holding me back. If I use a SQL Database as the Data Source I can easily share all of the connections, which is all well and good. I don't want to have to type in Credentials on every single connection though. Is there any way to pull Credentials from a different data source than SQL that way I can put all of my servers on the SQL Datasource and for the Credential Repository choose "Local Data Source" and then a commonly named Credential that way every user can then create that entry on their local machine and auto login with their own details?

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!!