multileech

Hello,

I would like to inquire if it is possible to use PowerShell for the automatic import of sessions, utilizing Devolution Server as the backend. I understand that this can be done through RD Manager, but I am looking for a seamless and automatic solution.

My specific requirements include:

1. The ability to import, update, and remove sessions from VMware using PowerShell or any other automated way. We are working with multiple session types, such as SSH, RDP, etc.

2. Enforcing OTP for every user logging into RDM through Devolution Server, using it as the source.

3. Access to comprehensive documentation on using PowerShell with Devolution Server, particularly focusing on managing the server without the RD Manager. Is this feasible?

4. Lastly, I would appreciate an explanation of the benefits of using Devolution Server compared to directly connecting RDM with MSSQL. What justifies the additional investment?

5. Can i get some person/support to answer my questions and help with setup during the POC?

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Best regards,

Dear Support,

Our company planning to buy RDM, but im having some issue find the best way archive our gouls. Can you please help me with questions below ?

• best would be to make csv or do i need to import/ sync each session individually?

• if use csv can i somehow in csv to tell what is the type of session and where each session need to be in matter of folders ?

• if csv possible can you share struct of csv, sample how csv should look like ?

• how importer will handle duplicates ? Can i control it somehow ? (if duplicated can just update its property ?)

• if csv is not possible can you please advice me what ps command from your ps module to use to archive all steps above ?

• if csv not possible is it possible to create folder struct from ps commands ?

• if i use new-rdmsession command how can i call refrefresh if RDM is open ?

Regards

Mike

Notino