dmcconnell68

Hi,

Trying to figure out the best way to make this work. We have a team of 8 admins that manage around 300 servers. I have setup RDM to use a SQL database to store the connections. I would like each member of the team to use this same database, but I'm not clear on how each person can use their own unique active directory credentials and have them stored outside of the database. Can someone describe how to set this up?

Thanks,

David

Hey David,

I do see that, but only when I'm on the Dashboard tab. If I'm working on another server (session), I would have to click back to the dashboard tab before I am able to see that description. I would like the ability to just click on another session and see it's description. The reason this is helpful for me, is that we have a naming standard for our servers. For web servers, it's something like ntlwebpd01. We have many web servers, so I use the description field to know which sites are running on that particular web server. If I don't remember which server is running a site that I need to work on, I like to be able to just click on the session name and quickly see the description, until I find what i'm looking for.

Thanks,

David

Hi,

I have switched from Royal TS to RDM. There is one feature that I would like to see implemented that was in Royal TS. In the client setup, there is a "Description" field. If there is text in this field, it shows up at the top of the screen. When I imported my Royal TS file into RDM, this text did get imported into the description box on the More tab. I would really like to be able to see this desctiption as I click (but not actually open) on each server. Maybe it could go to the right of the manual connect button in the menu bar. If nothing else, maybe an option that would display this information in a tooltop when hovering over the server name.

Thanks,

David

Is there any way when opening a session that is configured for ssh (putty) to block that window flash before it embeds the putty window? Also, is there any way to force it to open putty in the embedded window fullscreen, so that you don't see the titlebar, etc? I really like Remote Desktop Manager, but I don't like when things do not look "seamless." Are there any plans to allow use of other ssh clients other than putty?

Thanks,

David