sysinit

Unsetting and setting the checkmark for the Webbrowser Add-In and Website entries solved it. Now It's working in our instance as well.

Once again thanks for your advise!

Schönen Abend und liebe Grüße,

Daniel

Hello Daniel,

Good news - this is already possible - the usage of PAM accounts for website entries is disabled by default, but it can be adjusted with the PAM usage policies

Regards,

Min

@Min Destens

Hi Min,

Ha, I had the feeling I would be missing something. The thing is, the usage in Websites is already allowed, but still not working, at least in our own instance. I will check with the customer and probably open a ticket for this if it's not working there either.

Thank you for your help!

Best regards,

Daniel

Hello Maurice,

there has been an incredible amount of new features implemented into DVLS and RDM, especially regarding PAM, but to me it seems that you still cannot use PAM entries in Website entries, even with Administrator privileges. I am doing a PoC at a prospect and stumbled upon the same question, why this isn't possible. Am I missing something or do we really have the same issue as four years ago?

Thank you and best regards,

Daniel

Hi!

Any update on this after 6 months?

Thanks and best regards,

Daniel

Yes, it is working as expected. Thank you very much, Xavier!

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi Xavier,

yes, exactly.

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi,

after switching to Mac, I realized how other password managers are integrating into MacOS using Password AutoFill (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/password_autofill/). Please consider such integration for RDM or DPS.

Thanks and regards,

Daniel

Hi,

after switching from Windows to Mac, I really miss the possibility in RDM to hit “Enter” to connect to a server I searched for. On Windows, it is selected in the tree view, on Mac it is not. If possible, please make this behavior consistent on both platforms. It’s a paper-cut problem. Really small, but hugely annoying, especially if you are already used to this feature.

Thank you and best regards,

Daniel

This is great news! Cannot wait to try the new features... ;-)

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi Richard,

thank you very much for this information!

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi,

it would be great if PAM accounts could be referenced by website entries. As I personally don't know a way to show the password of a PAM account from within RDM, I am forced to switch to DPS for checking out the PAM account, copying the password and checking in again after logging on to a website. To me this is a quite cumbersome procedure.

Regards,

Daniel

Hi,

any update on this?

Thanks and regards,

Daniel

Hi David,

great, thank you very much!

Best regards,

Daniel

Hi!

At the moment, it is only possible to assign PAM accounts directly onto RDP and SSH sessions. You cannot set them on folder level, so inheritance is not possible, which is quite cumbersome compared to using other types of credentials. One of our customers is using personalized PAM accounts instead of service-bound accounts, where each administrator is using its own PAM account, which he uses for a lot of different sessions. They set the PAM account in the user-specific settings and the sessions themselves don't contain any credentials. Right now, they are applying the user-specific settings with batch editing and it works, but setting it at the corresponding folder level and using inheritance would be much more elegant.

Thank you and best regards,

Daniel

Of course! You simply right click on the window border:

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi Jeff,

yes, but text size within the RDP session is too small. With the default Windows RDP client, you can set the scaling (e.g. to 150%), so the content within the session is easier for the eyes. The question is, if this setting can be set somewhere within the properties of the connection. If not, is there the possibility that you can add it in a future version?

Thank you and kind regards,

Daniel

Hi!

Would it be possible to add a field for setting the percentage of the resolution scaling in RDP sessions? I could not find an existing option to do so. On HiDPI displays this would really be convenient...

Kind regards,

Daniel

Thank you for this information!

Then I will be eagerly waiting for the Beta...

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi!

Is it already foreseeable when the bugfix will be available by any chance? This is a really annoying problem when you're constantly at customer sites...

Thank you and kind regards,

Daniel

Hi Min!

Thank you for your suggestion. This way it isn't stored within one entry (it seems Private Keys don't support subconnections), but at least it is available offline. I think this will be the way to go for us.

Thanks once again and kind regards,

Daniel

OK, this definitely makes sense. A configurable option would be even better, I suppose. We are misusing the documentation feature for storing SSH public keys because I couldn't find a better place to store them together with the private key. So size wouldn't be a problem in our case.

Thank you very much for the clarification!

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi Mark,

and thank you for your answer. Everything is saved in the database, so why is the documentation treated differently and should not be available offline?

Thank you and kind regards,

Daniel

Hi!

The Documentation tab is not visible in Offline Mode:

As soon as you switch to online mode, it appears:

Is this by design?

Kind regards,

Daniel

Hi David,

we are a Fujitsu partner and therefor interested in support for iRMC as well. I have access to various generations of servers and iRMCs and would be glad to help you in testing.

Kind regards,

Daniel