tmf28

@tmf28 Oh sorry I think I just found your other issue. If you're talking about the user vault connections collapsing when opening an SSH terminal, this won't be the same fix. We'll be looking into that next.

Regards

@Jonathan Del Signore

Thank you! I've started to have this issue 2 or 3 versions ago.

Is this upcoming fix addressing the Nav tree collapsing when opening a connection or is this a separate issue?

Thank you for your help. Much appreciated.

Hello,

We do not charge for vault creation.

Would it be possible to specify your Data Source type? You can verify this from RDM under Help > Diagnostic > Data source:

We are currently in the Devolutions Server forum thread, if this is the Data Source you are using, creating different vaults can be done from the web interface under Administration > Vaults.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further clarification.

Best regards,

The data source is SQLite

Hello,

Thank you for the information. For 5 vaults, I would need 5 individual licenses?

Thomas

Hello,

I would like to know how to protect a folder and the contents inside with a password. I see the option to set a password, but it doesn't do anything.

Thanks,

Thomas

Alex,

That was it. All good now.

Thank you for the help. Have a great day my friend.

Tommy

Alex,

I think this may be it! I'll be able to test this in about an hour. I'll report back.

Thanks,

Tommy

Hi Alex,

We work HPE Non-Stop servers and use TACL to interface with the OS. Without being able to get into the TACL environment when connecting via SSH, there is no more to do. If connecting via OpenSSH I can execute the TACL environment on connect by putting tacl at the end of the target. e.g "C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\ssh.exe" username@hostname tacl

More info about it can be found here.

Overview of TACL | NonStop TACL User Guide

Thanks!

Tommy

Hi Alex,

Thank you for the information. I would also like to move away from Putty as well. Before I can, I need to figure out how to execute the tacl command with the built in SSH Terminal. In Putty it was simple as putting tacl as the remote command. I've tried to do this in Terminal a few different ways but was unsuccessful.

Sure. credentials and host are the same for each session. If I launch the one at a time and wait for the cmds to run, there is no problem. They work fine. When I launch 2 or more sessions, the post login cmds jumble together. It's using a saved session settings from putty. It's the only I can get the TACL remote command to work on connect. I tried using the built in SSH , but no luck there.

Hello,

I'm sure there is a much better way to do this, but I have not figured it out yet in RDM. I need to launch 4 SSH sessions to the same host using the same credentials but need to run 4 different sets of commands on connect. In the past, I did this with 4 putty session links that I configured.

In RDP, when I launch all 4 sessions at once, the 4 different on connect line commands are being sent together in each sessions causing none of them to work.

Any tips on how to set this up property in RDM?

Thanks,

Tommy