Oletho

Same here, disable API hooking and problem solved.

Great product, great support!

Please, do give us your feedback when the version is available. We'd like to get your impressions so we can make any necessary adjustments.

I have now been using the ARM version of RDM for a week, and it´s been pure joy. Blazing speed and no problems so far. Performance and CPU utilization is better than any Intel Mac or Windows PC i have experienced.

Disclaimer: I almost solely use it for rdp connections to customer servers.

Sure!

Great!

Perfect timing for the MacBook Pro M1x soon to be released.

Thanks.

I have been using RDM on Windows forever, and since 2018 also on Mac. On Intel Mac i am satisfied with performance, except that occasionally a restart is required to solve high CPU usage.

My worries about Rosetta/RDM performance and compatibility is the only thing stopping me from moving to M1. I wish someone would post real life experience on that :)

Login works, but https://account.devolutions.com still gives me a blank page.

All systems operational :)

https://status.devolutions.info/

A status page would be nice, yes.

Certainly, I will just have to recreate the user and its access. I will let you know.

Embedded chrome doesn't seem to support Adobe flash.

PM sent

Thank you for trying. I will check if we can setup a web console internally.

It would be great to have this work, I have spent way too much time over the years to get various VMware console versions work with RDM.

I might be able to give you access to my vSphere 6 lab. Just pm me with what kind af access and info you need.

I am trying to use the VMRC method. When I open properties for a VM i see 4 VMRC entries.

The first three does not open anything when they are selected, but the last does work. Except that it requires a VM ID, and that means I always must have an ID list ready to use this feature.

What to do?

Thanks, Ole Thomsen

Yes, in both cases it was the domain administrator.

I just managed to see the error messages using snipping tool.

It was a credential issue with the vcenter server, i was using credential repository with an account that should be ok.

But after setting credentials to default and putting username and password under the vcenter server the powershell part began to work.

I then had a lot of problems with script blocking in IE11, and decided to make Chrome default browser. After that my vm console works as expected.

I have same problem. Powershell opens with a bunch of errors and closes too fast to be of any use.

This happens on two different computers.

How?

How do i download the beta?

It is not on the download page, and not shown in my check version either.

No problem.

I will try the beta. Sure looking forward to make this work again.

Thanks.

Did you receive my pm?

Just to be precise I am talking about a client vm console, not ESXi host or vCenter console.

"VMware Player is not installed properly on this system and cannot function. Please reinstall VMware Player."

I never had to install Player to open a vm console. Console from vSphere client works fine.

Anyone having this work on vSphere 5.5?

Does Devolution test this feature in new versions?

Just looking for someone to confirm, otherwise i am not going to waste more time solving it :)

Don't know if this is possible, bur I would really love a "Log Off" especially for RDP connections, and a similar Log Off Group.

Thanks,

Ole Thomsen

Come to think of that a Close All for the root would be handy also.

Ole Thomsen