jonathan

I guess this only applies to Remote Desktop Manager, and that there's no way to acces the password of a credential through the Powershell Snap-In. The thing is I'm trying to use it in a very specific way which would require to be able to use the password of a user for generating a certain type of file (for which I need the password) and then give it back to someone through a service where the client would only need to give me the username. The file is encrypted in the end so there's no breach of security on my end.

If there's anything you can think of that would be much appreciated. Else I'm still working my way through the snap-in to see all the actual possibilities !

Thank you for the quick answer !

Hi,

I was wondering if there's still no other way to actually get information through different method like let's say through a powershell librairie/module with authentication ? Or maybe through any other kind of security door. This would help me automate self service processes.

Many thanks !