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The problem seems solved after installation this from Windows Update.

Update for Windows Security platform - KB5007651 (Version 10.0.29429.1000)

The problem seems solved after installation of

Update for Windows Security platform - KB5007651 (Version 10.0.29429.1000)

When I open an Azure datasource, the webbrowser open to authenticate on Microsoft. After authentication, Remote Desktop Manager throw an error:

Unable to process request:System.NetHttpListenerException (50). The request is not supported.

This error is new and since two days ago, everything was working normally.

OS Windows 11: OS build 26100.6899

RDM: 2025.3.16.0 64bit

.NET: 9.0.10

RDM is running on a non admin user

I did run command in an elevated prompt

netsh http add listen iplisten 127.0.0.1

It did not fix the issue.

When I test the database connection I get an other error message, cfr attch snap2

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Thanks !!

Is there a way to access objects from an other vault ?

We have a collection of scripts.

I want to store them in a vault accessible from all members of the team(s) (not my private vault) and have the possibility to execute a script from this vault on a session from an other vault.

Thanks

Hello,

Is there a way to initial a connection based on some condition ?

I explain what i would like to achieve...

A simple example: a server could be accessed at a customer site via it's local ip and default port (ie SSH 10.0.0.1:22), and from a remote location trough a NAT using the wan ip and a custom port (customer.site.com:2223)

I would like to create only one session object in RDM and when I open the session RDM would first run a test (or some tests):

• ping local IP

  • OK -> connect using local ip 10.0.0.1 and port 22

  • NOT OK -> connect using the hostname customer.site.com and custom port 2223

I already use the VPN/SSH/Gateway feature on some connection but here it would not involve connection a tunnel, vpn, ...

Thanks