Laurence Cadieux

Posting on behalf of bbowman, they ask:

Why does the Remote Desktop Manage take so long to load up?

Posting on behalf of rdmuser2024, they ask:

hi, about rdm mfa

https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/enable-mfa-for-users

is it per user or per program?

meaning, if i have rdm installed on desktop and laptop (same rdm user)

and i go to In Administration – System Settings – Vault Management – Security Settings – Security, check Force workspace multifactor configuration to enable it.

and i do that only on laptop

will my desktop requires mfa from now on? or it's just my laptop?

thank you

Posting on behalf of peterkalberer:

Ist es möglich, Passwörter aus dem Active Directory in einen Tresor mit Benutzeranmeldedaten bidirektional zu synchronisieren? Weil wenn User ihre Passwörter ändern, würden diese im Tresor angeglichen.

Best regards

Today, I am happy to share two Devolutions Password Hub announcements. The first is that a new version is coming and in a moment I’ll highlight some of its exciting new features. The second announcement is that we’re re-branding Devolutions Password Hub as Password Hub Business to better reflect that it is designed for team and organizational use. The name change will be formally introduced when the next version is launched, which is very soon, so stay tuned!!!

Find out everything you need to know about the new Password Hub business and its awesome new features in this article: https://blog.devolutions.net/2020/09/new-version-of-devolutions-password-hub-with-a-new-name

I have some great news for all the Devolutions Password Server users around the world. Per our 2020 Roadmap and our focus on evolving Devolutions Password Server as a powerful Privileged Access Management (PAM) platform for SMBs, we have added a Recording Server. Let’s dive right into this awesome new feature!

About Recording Server

Recording Server essentially combines two services: a processor and a collector. The processor captures screenshots of your Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) session (see supported session types below). The collector receives the screenshots and saves them in temporary files, which can be accessed directly from Devolutions Password Server (DPS).

Currently, here are the session types that are supported by the Recording Server feature:

• Apple Remote Desktop

• RDP Configured

• SSH Shell

• VNC

• Wayk

• Web Browser

Follow this link to learn how to install Recording Server with Devolutions Password Server: https://blog.devolutions.net/2020/04/new-feature-devolutions-password-server-2020-1-recording-server

Earlier this year, our CEO David shared the Devolutions 2020 Roadmap, which is our annual look ahead at some of the major developments that we have planned in the coming year. Today, I’m happy to share that we’ve achieved the first major milestone on the Roadmap: Remote Desktop Manager 2020.1 is now available!

What’s New?

Remote Desktop Manager 2020.1 includes more than 150 additions, enhancements and fixes. Here are some of the key NEW features and functions:

• Connect to RDP and web entries through a secure gateway (learn more here)

• Generate private keys (multi-key type support)

• Support for Azure KeyVault credential type

Record sessions (Apple Remote Desktop, RDP Configured, SSH Shell, VNC, Wayk Now, and web browser) and save them in files that are directly accessible in Devolutions Password Server (DPS)

• Virtual desktop open destination

• Keep “My Personal Credentials” in memory

Find out more information in this article: https://blog.devolutions.net/2020/03/new-release-remote-desktop-manager-2020-1-now-available

As you may recall, earlier this year our CEO David posted the Devolutions 2020 Roadmap, which looks ahead at some of the major developments that we have planned for our suite of products. One of the most exciting and anticipated items on the list is the release of a full version of Remote Desktop Manager for Linux. To get to the finish line we’ll need your help and feedback!

Register for Early Access

You’re invited to register for an early access preview of Remote Desktop Manager for Linux. Currently, the available session types are RDP, ARD and VNC, and the available data sources are XML, SQLite (without encryption), and the Devolutions Online Database. We’ll be adding more session and data source options in the future, along with additional features.

Find out more information in this article:https://blog.devolutions.net/2020/02/get-an-early-access-preview-of-remote-desktop-manager-for-linux

Devolutions Password Server 2019.2 is officially available with its new PAM component!

What's new?

Here are a couple of new PAM component features :

• Account discovery (Active Directory and Ubuntu based systems)

• Check out approval process on privileged accounts

Improved features:

• Ability to set password on DPS console instance

• Add a password policy for custom user accounts

Find the complete list of features and more information about the new release of DPS 2019.2 here: https://blog.devolutions.net/2020/01/new-release-devolutions-password-server-2019-2-with-its-new-pam-component

Earlier this year, our Business Architect Maurice shared our roadmap for a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution that is robust, flexible, scalable, and affordable for SMBs.

After a great deal of hard work, testing, and feedback from our amazing community (a.k.a. YOU), I am delighted to announce that all of these objectives have been incorporated as part of a new PAM component, which is integrated into Devolutions Password Server (DPS) 2019.2. Devolutions Password Server (DPS) 2019.2 is currently in Beta and can be downloaded right here.

What's new?

New PAM features:

• Account discovery (Active Directory and Ubuntu based systems)

• Check out approval process on privileged accounts

Major improved features:

• Ability to set password on DPS console instance

• Add a password policy for custom user accounts

Find the complete list and more information here: https://blog.devolutions.net/2019/12/beta-devolutions-password-server-2019-2-with-new-pam-component

Hello current and future RDMers!

We’re happy to announce that Remote Desktop Manager Enterprise 2019.2 is now available, and it is ready to help your organization centralize, manage and secure all of your remote connections.

What’s New

Remote Desktop Manager Enterprise 2019.2 (the latest instance is v2019.2.19.0) offers 249 additions, improvements and fixes compared to v2019.1, which reached the end of its update cycle in August.

Click here to learn more about its new key features: https://blog.devolutions.net/2019/11/new-release-remote-desktop-manager-enterprise-2019-2-now-available?utm_source=social_share&utm_medium=forum

Here at Devolutions, one of our core values — and most important promises — is that we are always listening to our global community of IT pros. The reason for this is simple: if we don’t effectively serve the needs of our community, then we won’t exist. See? I told you it was simple!

Well, as you’ve hopefully come to expect from us: we listened, we learned, and after more than a year of planning, developing and testing — and more coffee and pizza than we care to remember — I am delighted to introduce you to the latest member of the Devolutions product family: Devolutions Password Hub (DPH)! https://blog.devolutions.net/2019/10/new-release-devolutions-password-hub