sexy-trousers

You're right - I couldn't find it, my fault.

That being said, I think it makes more sense where you had it (top of the nav pane), but you've made that change for a reason, so ok. Not that it carries much weight, but I think i prefer it where it was...

Thanks for pointing it out! TJ

For the life of me I can't see where to toggle between data sources in the new RDM 8 interface - am I blind or is this a bug?

TJ

edited by sexy-trousers on 11/14/2012

* another bump * - just checking in on the "cache last ip address resolved" suggestion, I had a look in 7.5.0 and didn't see anything obvious. There was the alternate host thing, but that's manual and not self updating like a simply remembering the last ip address the host name/session connected with...

Thanks, TJ

I did a little testing and it does seem like special characters is causing the problem. Testing with a different user without ! or @ worked fine on a Windows 2003 box.

However, it didn't work on a Windows 2008 R2 box. It complains the username/password is incorrect, but I think the problem is the domain name isn't being used as the failed login screen seemed to be trying to login using the correct name, but on the local machine rather than the domain...

TJ

Sure, I can tell you this pwd contains both ! and @ if that helps...

Thanks, I got 6.7 and the "secrets" now list as expected, but after creating a credential (clicking the Test Settings button confirms success) and associating it with a session (Connection Tab > Credentials: Credential Repository) the username seems to be passed into the RDP session, but not the password... Any ideas?

TJ

Just tried to get 6.6 working with SS 7.7 - it bombed out with an exception (which I sent in) - just wanted to check if there was a min. version of SS required in order to support this feature...

Thanks, TJ

Glad you guys have gotten together - looking forward to seeing SS integration :)

TJ.

DNS/Cache :)

* bump * - curious if there are any plans on adding this anytime soon... Thanks, TJ

* bump *

Any word on what Secret Server support may be added? Thanks, TJ.

* bump *

I noticed there have been a few releases since my initial request, I was wondering if the secret server credential type was on the road map or not and if so, when (roughly) you were hoping to have it completed?

Thanks, TJ

Thanks, that's all I can ask for :)

TJ

Using DNS names for hosts is all well in good until your remote and the name resolution doesn't work and your HOSTS file isn't maintain, so as a suggestion, do you think RDM could save the last IP address used to connect the session? I can understand you can't determine a successful connection from all session types, but even if you just capture the IP that resolves the last time it tried to connect and save that with the session (as long as its a valid IP and not one of the default Windows "I can't find the address" IP's) then that's a good start to fall back on.

Also, it would be nice to have the option to enable a "Show password" button next to RDM saved passwords (like other credential managers). If this could be enabled at the security group/folder level that would be great :)

Thanks, TJ

No, I don't know anyone there, but they do publish info about their API etc. and have a public fourm...

Here's a link to some basic info and other links - http://www.thycotic.com/products_secretserver_api.html

Here's a link to the API info in their KB - http://support.thycotic.com/KB/search.aspx?categoryid=2&search=api&type=0

Here's a link to a sample web service - https://secretserveronline.com/webservices/sswebservice.asmx

You'll note the last link is to their webservice on their free online version of Secret Server (https://secretserveronline.com), so you'll be able to create an account and test it against this web service without the need to buy or plead for anything :)

Thanks, TJ.

Hi, can I request a credential manager be added to the supported list please - Secret Server from Thycotic (http://www.thycotic.com/) - its a web based password system that has a web service API, so it's perfect for integration with RDM :)

Thanks, TJ