rwalz

Thank you for letting me know. I start working on a project to roll this out.

Just adding to this, we are also awaiting this feature as well. Our internal users love RDM and having windows authentication work automatically for logon is going to make our users even happier.

I see, then no wouldn't know how to do it. I would be interested to know if there is a way to do this as well.

You can batch select and delete entries through the GUI. Not sure how to do it through the cmd line or text.

Try going to "Administration" Tab then finding the "View Deleted" menu item. From this menu you should be able to restore the deleted entry,

This too is something that would be very useful to include right next to each textboxes or menu option. It is a lot easier to click on a "info icon" and get some immediate information than it is to open a new window and search the manual.

Doing so also will cutdown not only on our internal helpdesk calls but your helpdesk calls as well.

It would be very nice if the RDM UI for creating sessions was changed so that we could add steps. A lot of the issues we have could simply be resolved if we could re-order, change and execution of things that are happening in RDM.

For example one of the issues we are having is we need the ability to clear our sessions prior the VPN launching. We need to have the ability to run any command first upon opening up the session.

1. Run a specific CommandLine - which executes a series of process kills on the computer to clear out multiple VPN client sessions (the VPNCLI.exe and VPNUI.exe kill commands do kill the proccess but do not disconnect the VPN.) We created a script to disconnect the session but unable to get it to run first no matter what we do.

2. Open the Cisco VPN Connect Session - to connect to a specific client

3. Launch Tab - showing that Cisco VPN is Connected

4. Launch another IE Window with documentation to our help desk portal

This would significantly reduce the issues we are facing and provide control to further maximize all the different Addons/session entry resources of RDM.

Here is a Youtube Video from one of my favorite Deployment Tools PDQ Deploy from Admin Arsenal, they do a great job with Steps in their Deployment Tool.

Link: https://youtu.be/SCZ0Y9fe9KE?t=39s

Hi David,

You may hold off on making any changes on your end. We are evaluating other VPN options within RDM and figuring out best way to go about.

Thanks,

Hi David,

Thanks, for replying. My colleague was able to figure out a slick work around by using the RDM settings to his advantage within the application.

This is what he did and so far it is solving the problem.

1. He edited the entry edited it so that it would open a blank internet explorer page.

2. He edited the VPN settings of the Session

3. He edited additional settings for the VPN

4. The Best Part - when you launch the Session this creates a TAB. Because this creates a TAB it changes the icon to the "Green Running" icon. So we now know if the VPN is connected or not and are able to disconnect by simply closing the session or closing the tab!

Hopefully this makes sense. Of course not having to do these steps would be great but it isn't that hard to add to each client and we also learned a lot in the process. However, I have to give 100% credit to my colleague for figuring this out.

Maybe this will help others!

Best Regards,

Richard

We have been trialing out the Devolutions RDM software but need to get this cleared up before we can move forward.

When using Cisco AnyConnect we are unable to determine if the session is open or closed. Which makes finding what session to close nearly impossible with all of our different client connections.

It seems through the Cisco VPNCLI.exe there is the ability to identify and check if the session is open.

1. We would like the ability for the Cisco VPN Connection to change color when it is connected and show the Green Play button like the other icons.

Machine show Green Icon

Cisco VPN - unable to tell if it is connected or not

2. Based on the below it seems you should be able to detect if the VPN is connected or not. When using the Cisco VPNCLI.exe cmds

• Before Connection is started in RDM - no active vpn session found

• Opening VPN session in RDM - vpn session is connected

• Closing VPN session in RDM - vpn session returns to disconnected state

VPN Cmds within VPNCLI

Hope you can add this functionality soon.