MFA Rules Based on IPv4/IPv6 Subnets for Internal Network Access
Thank you for your response.
Devolutions support previously informed me that this was not possible and asked me to submit a user request instead, so I take note of your answer, thank you.
However, Devolutions Server currently does not support IPv6. Our instance is accessible over IPv6 both from the Internet and from our internal LAN, which means we are unable to create proper rules for IPv6 networks.
This is becoming an important limitation for us, especially as IPv6 deployment is now widespread in enterprise environments.
Thank you in advance for considering this enhancement.
MFA Rules Based on IPv4/IPv6 Subnets for Internal Network Access
Hello,
Here is our requirement:
We need to allow authentication requests without MFA from within the company’s internal network. MFA should only be required when accessing from outside the organization or from unsecured networks.
In Devolutions Server, it does not seem possible to create MFA rules based on IP ranges or subnets.
Could you implement the ability to authorize IPv4 and IPv6 subnets in the MFA rules?
Examples:
1.1.1.0/24
172.30.20.0/24
2001:67c:11c8::/64
Thank you in advance.
Send backslash in Remote Desktop Windows
Hello Jesse,
It working !
Big thanks for solve my issue
Have a nice day !
Send backslash in Remote Desktop Windows
Hello
I am with a French keyboard in Azerty
Send backslash in Remote Desktop Windows
Good morning,
I use Remote desktop manager on Mac.
I connect to Windows Remote Desktop sessions.
I configured the keyboard in the connection properties to “Send in unicode”. With this option the key placement corresponds to my MAC keyboard. However I can't do blackslash. The Option + Shift + / combination does not work in the integrated session. Only locally on my MAC.
If I disable "Send as unicode" then the keyboard behaves like a Windows keyboard. In this case I manage to make a backslash with the combination Alt GR + 8 but in this case I lose the placement of the keyboard keys on my MAC. Do you have a solution to make a backslash with the keyboard in unicode mode?
PS: I am on the latest version of MAC OS and Remote Desktop Manager.
Thnaks