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Trying to set up a Web Browser Session for Dyn.com but their Username and Password form ID's change. Is there a way to do something like "login*Username"? Perhaps a better method of handling this login?

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Now that RDM has reached v12 and this works properly, how can I change all of my LogMeIn entries to use a repository credential instead of a specified E-Mail and Password?

Hi,

Any idea what that actually means? A few releases could be days, weeks, months or even years away.

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Hello,

I did more testing and have found that this method does work, but because of a bug in RDM, LogMeIn sessions need to be sandboxed. This prevents a whole slew of RDM automated actions from properly functioning and this is obviously another one of those cases.

Sorry that's me.. Didn't know I wasn't logged in.

Hello,

Any progress on this feature for simple Google Authenticator? The datasource is set to require 2 factor so on Android there's no way I can use the app.

In more testing I've found that a Send Keys macro doesn't send capital letters to a VNC host with UltraVNC set as the Application

So then this doesn't fit the bill of the feature request. I'm not looking for another remote server solution. Just something that gathers all the information for the Information Page on a Connection's properties, which can then be imported into RDM.

Like really I suppose a powershell script that can get the info and output it to a csv or something for importing to RDM.

Hi David,

Would Wayk be a full VNC Server? If so that doesn't really help for systems like TeamViewer or LogMeIn.

Yup. That's exactly how I have everything set

RDM 11.7.3.0 with SQL Server

Simple username/password credential

LogMeIn Portal Login is set to use a credential

LogMeIn connection opens and brings you to the login page for LogMeIn and nothing else happens

Hi,

Running the macro works fine locally. If I execute the macro, focus on notepad locally, after the initial delay it executes and the password shows up. If I do all the same steps but this time focus on Notepad that is on a LogMeIn host, nothing happens.

I'm looking for something that can be used on servers that are not local and not using RDP, which will fill in those fields. For example, Load From Inventory doesn't work if the host is LogMeIn, Teamviewer, or VNC. I'd love to be able to run an application on the remote host and generate something that RDM can use to fill out the information page.

Just tested it and setting the Portal Login to the Repository doesn't seem to work at all, regardless of user settings and the type of credential.

Something that can be run on remote hosts that gathers all the info for the System Information page in the connection config, and generates a file that can be imported by RDM to fill in the details.

I was hopeful that would work but it doesn't autofill the portal login.

Fantastic! I look forward to the new version.

Thanks

Hi for some reason that doesn't work with LogMeIn clients and with VNC Clients it sends "999999999" regardless of what the credential password is set to

It would be fantastic if I could right click on a Credential and select "Send password to" and then choose a running session. This would cause RDM to send the password or whatever as keyboard input. This would allow for password entry into fields that do not support paste.

There isn't a way to specify the Portal Login info while editing user specific settings, only the host login.

I believe this is only an issue when LogMeIn sessions are sandbox'd. I've ran it for the last 2 days disabled and haven't had it happen since. However, due to a keyboard input bug with LogMeIn not being sandbox'd, I need to sandbox the connections.

While that works, it greatly slows down the operation of RDM. Launching while sandbox is enabled causes RDM to go Not Responding and the portal login process is much slower.

Wanted to add that I don't get this issue if the connection is sandbox'd

I am having this exact same issue on 11.7.2.0, 32 and 64 bit, on Windows 10. It works fine if I undock it, and doesn't seem to matter which version of IE I select.

That's exactly what it's doing. Doesn't matter if it's Excel, Chrome, or any other window.

I only had the Sandbox process enabled. I disabled that and it is indeed much faster.

The Portal Login for LogMeIn connections must have user specific settings, otherwise all shared connections use the same LogMeIn account for authentication.