rsanchez

I've got the VMware Horizon VPN connecting fine outside of RDM.

Inside of RDM I plugged in the server address, the user, pass and domain.

After launching my session from RDM the new horizon client pops up just for a second before disappearing as the session auto closes.

I've verified creds, but maybe I'm missing something in the setup?

Hey,

I'm setting up a shrewsoft VPN within RDM and the 'Config' field loads a default setting from a different session. (I'm creating the shrewsoft VPN session for company X, in the edit window for the VPN the config field defaults to that of company Y.)

When I change the VPN type field from shrewsoft to something else and back to shrewsoft the config field is greyed out (see attached pic)

I have the .pcf file needed and it's stored in my cisco profiles directory.

Gracias,

Hey folks,

Happy Geek Pride Day! During the update process users are prompted to select the file types they want RDM to auto open. The only selection is .rdp. If a user selects that is there a way to uncheck it within the application (ie. not the install wizard).

That's the checkbox I needed this morning!

Thanks David!

Details for the master session folder used to be available in the "Description" pane.

I only see them now when hovering the mouse over the folder. (see screenshot)

Let me know if I need to explain further.

Turns out the server was on version 2.2.21 my admin has it updated to 3.2 at this point.

My error message has changed and may warrant a separate post now.

I'm using a 'Devolutions Server (Enterprise)' data source on version 11.5.0.0 of RDM.

On a separate box the RDM app is frozen on the 'Authentication in process' step of CTRL+F5. I've deleted and refreshed everything but usernames and the actual installations.

Okay,

I followed the articles advice on going to File-> my data sources and hovering over the offline file path. (I did notice that rather than an offlin.db I had an offline.mcdf )

The path was pointed to the AppData folder that I had already tried manually deleting the contents beforehand. I went ahead and deleted it again to no avail.

And if it does not is there a menu or button item that I can press to verify that the local cache is refreshed when I hit CTRL + F5?

My company is updating to the recent patch today (5/16/2016) and finding most their sessions missing in the navigation pane.

I've reconnected the data source and cleared ALL local app data after I tried just deleting the *.lyt files.

I've reset the layout and ensured that I don't have any mistaken filters selected.

Why does the patch break things and does anyone have some suggestions on how to fix them and see all my data sources sessions once again..

For security reasons Tom Somebody would like to setup a user credential that only he has access to.

You and I wouldn't see the credential in the list but Tom would see his.

My only thought to make this a reality would be to create a new 'Security Group' called Tom Somebody and select that in the Security group field of the Credential properties.

Appreciate the feedback

Hans,

The issue I had was not realizing that when it asks for a filepath it's looking for the folder containing the .exe rather than the .exe itself.

you guys are too good! Thank you

Good idea!

I copied the .exe and renamed it. When I browse to configure the path I still see no FortiSSLVPN.exe to select from. I don't see any of the .exe that are in that folder actually. (see screenshot)

yeah, file -> options -> path ; configure installation path.

FortiClient SSL VPN is looking for FortiSSLVPNclient.exe.

If I click the ellipsis and navigate to the .exe that I uses to launch forticlient I can't see it in the folder options to choose from.

Currently working on a FortiSSL VPN connection entry using FortiClient 5.4.0.0780 (latest version.

After setting it up in RDM I get an 'Unable to find the application with the default configuration' error. It's asking for me to show the path of C:\Program Files(x86)\Fortinet\SslvpnClient and specifically the FortiSSLVPNclient.exe.

With this version of FortiClient the SSL-VPN and the IPsec VPN are both managed through FortiClient.exe whose default path is something like C:\Program Files(x86)\Fortinet\FortiClient.

Outside of RDM I can launch these connections fine using the info I have and . I tried to edit the default installation path to point it at the FortiClient.exe instead of the defunct FortiSSLVPNclient.exe

Is my only option to use an older version of FortiClient?

I'd be happy to provide more info to flesh this question out if its too vague.

Thanks,

Hey folks,

I'm attempting to set up an entry in RDM that will make use of phonebook (.pbk) files and a private key. I see where to upload .pbk files but I do not see a place within RDM to store the private key. (Outside of RDM the private key is not stored within the .pbk file but somewhere in the user profile.)

Does RDM have a way to share private key's along with the phonebook entry for Microsoft VPNs?

Let me know if clarification is needed, not sure if I posed the question correctly.

Thanks,