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Since when did this setting get changed to be off by default? Why does not not stay persistent across multiple clients? Why the change? Why can't you set it globally? Why can you set it in a batch edit?

It's by organization in the console.

Hello,

At the moment RDM and the Connectwise extension cannot differentiate between which of the servers you want to connect to unless the name is unique.

Could you let us know what identifies each of these servers, visually? A screenshot would be helpful.

It should be possible to change this but we'll have to investigate what we need to change on the extension's side, which may take some time.

Regards,

It appears that when using the Connectwise Control plugin if you have devices with duplicate names, it always attempts to connect to the first one on the list. See the attached screenshot. We have several customers with servers named FS01. I can't tell which location they are in on Connectwise Control. I think it's selecting the first one it finds.

It kind of is but I like how SecureCRT has the buttons at the bottom I can spam the quickly. another thing to is special keystrokes like CTRL+C are not reliable.

Hello,

It is possible to launch Typing Macros from the context menu of an already opened session in Macros/Scripts/Tools section. Is it what you are looking for?

Best regards,

It feels like the use of typing macros in RDM are not intuitive when trying to create several for automated tasks. For instance in an SSH session I use typing macros in SecureCRT often. Mostly common commands in Cisco CLI like "copy run start" "u all" "debug ccspi messages". Look at the image below. I have several macros down there I can spam instantly. This is the only thing keeping me tied to SecureCRT. I would like to go native SSH with RDM if I could. Having to purchase SecureCRT AND RDM for my techs is too much. Is there a way to create a toolbar that would sit below the terminal window, or any window for that matter sending macros to RDP would be nice too, and allow you to spam macros at the selected tab/window? Or am I missing a better way to do it in RDM that is already there?

Wow. This will be the fastest Feature Request granted in history!!! Or you already had it planned. :)

Logging. SSH sessions have it. Telnet sessions have it. Why doesn't the Serial Port session have it? Or am I missing it? I'm on the latest client version.

Wow that was a lot more information than I thought I was going to get. Thank you Maurice. To answer your questions of my questions. :)

My main concern or focus would be to replace my current PAM. PassPortal. Which only changes Windows boxes. I my main issue is will it do it with a remote agent. Because we are an MSP. I have remote networks that are not directly connected to my Devolutions Password Server. Sounds like that is what you guys are hoping to do. Changing SSH passwords or updating cloud services is something we want to do but I just have an immediate need to replace PassPortal. I can't use PassPortal integrated with RDM when RDM is in offline mode. That is a pain point and I understand why it works that way. I just want all my passwords in one place. Password Server. If you guys get Windows password with remote agent you have solved my main issue. Thanks for the feedback. I was expecting you guys to be tight lipped about it since it was still on the roadmap and so far out lol.

So the road map of course is very vague. Could you elaborate on what that means? PAM (change password). In what way will it do so. Will it be something like a traditional PAM like Thycotic or CyberArk? I am trying to determine if I should go with one of those products or should I hold out with PassPortal which is my current PAM and use the Devolutions product when it releases. Like will it work with just Windows systems? Will it work with other devices like switches and routers? SSH and Telnet capabilities? API integrations with popular cloud services? What about remote agents to change passwords on systems separated by firewalls?

We currently use PassPortal and RDM. The only thing keeping us tied to PassPortal is the remote agent you can install that allows PassPortal to update a password in Active Directory on a schedule. It also allows you to bulk change admin passwords in case someone is terminated or resigns. Does RDM have a feature like this or plans for one in the future?

You can see it explained here. https://www.passportalmsp.com/change-automation

So as an FYI, the problem still exists even after upgrading both the server, console, and clients to the latest versions.

Devolutions Password Server version 6.0.2.0. Should I upgrade?

When using Duo 2FA and on a trusted network, RDM throws an error saying you must select a valid 2FA authentication method. A Duo trusted network is an IP you select in the Duo portal as a network where Duo is not required to authenticate. You still get redirected but you never get a popup. Something in RDM doesn't like this. If I remove the trusted network, RDM logins just fine.

I understand the logic behind that. Just wanted to confirm that was the case. I'll have to rethink my strategy on syncing PassPortal with RDM.

What should the behavior of a PassPortal entry in RDM be when in Offline mode. And by Offline I mean truly offline. I am on a customer site. I go into Offline Mode in RDM, my machine does not have internet access only local network access. Does the RDM client cache the last known password from Passportal or does Passportal have to be reachable when I attempt to login with a password being served from there? Feels like it has to be able to reach Passportal all the time. Trying not to store passwords in 2 places.