aladinsane

Hi,

Did you all get this new update in into the custom installer yet?

Thanks

Thanks, please let us know as soon as you have that in the custom installer service.

Thanks for the help.

Good Morning,

We have several users who have used the Trial edition in the past. Now they are trying to install the custom installation package of the Enterprise edition, but all are getting prompted for the serial for the product. Can you make the paid-for editions such that they remove the registry key/entry that flags the trial expiration? This way custom installers would be able to install without need for the serial. Thanks.

Thanks for the info. Will look into this ASAP

So the VPN group does not maintain any VPN info? There is no way to carry VPN info over from VPN sessions or other RDP sessions? You have to manually add all the VPN information for every single RDP connection?

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Good Morning,

I find that when creating RDP sessions and having to put in VPN info for each RDP session is very tedious, especially considering that I am doing so for VPN sessions I have already created. I see there is something called "VPN Groups" in the VPN settings for RDP sessions- I assume this is how to manage the VPN session associations with RDP sessions. However, I don't see a way ot create/configure VPN groups. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Ah I am dumb. I just created another account to connect to the database with datareader permissions only to connect to the DB to fix the issue. I guess when they set this thing up initially it defaulted to the SA when connecting to the DB. Thanks for the help. Hopefully this is all I need.

edited by aladinsane on 9/21/2012

Yes, all users are listed as Administrator/SYSadmin/DB_OWNER, including the test account.

edited by aladinsane on 9/20/2012

Hm, still doesn't work. I was still able to access everything with a user that has not been added to RDPM users. Any other ideas? Thanks!

ok, I will try it.

Sorry, my mistake- I have 7.6.1.0 . Do I need to update the server version? It is also 7.6.1.0. I would go to 7.6.3.0, but I cannot create a custom installer with it.

It's the newest version- 6.1.7601

Good Morning,

We have the Enterprise version of RDPM, and it seems that there is no way to restrict users from accessing RDPM at all. Any user on the domain has access to all sessions once they install the custom Installer. They do not need to be set up as users in RDPM at all. Also, all users are listed as Administrator/SysAdmin/DbOwner under Help>About in RDPM, and they have th corresponding functions within RDPM. I have checked the DB to see if the security settings are allowing this, and it does not appear to be the case. I did not set this up originally either unfortunately. Any assistance is appreciated.

Thanks