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Thanks for the update!
5 yrs
Powershell - Creating Session Groups not working as expected
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New observation: PS C:\Windows\system32> $session=new-rdmsession -group "WEW\" -kind "Group" -Name "Wayne" Adding "\" to the group had the following effect 1) the GUI still did not update 2) Get-rdmssession for groups now shows the newly added group
5 yrs
Powershell - Creating Session Groups not working as expected
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Merry Christmas!! I have an existing empty session group called "WEW" I then do the following; PS C:\Windows\system32> $session=new-rdmsession -group "WEW" -kind "Group" -Name "Wayne" PS C:\Windows\system32> $session Name Group ID Session ---- ----- -- ------- Wayne WEW c9e9981c-7ca8-409d-abdf-a99c6f1a7a16 WEW PS C:\Windows\system32> set-rdmsession $session PS C:\Windows\system32> update-rdmui after doing this the new group does no display in the GUI, when I get-rdmsession for groups, the new group also is not present
Kind regards, Wayne
5 yrs
Powershell - Creating Session Groups not working as expected
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Can someone post sample of change the properties for Group Folders via powershell; i.e. how to change the credentials setting to "Credential repository" and "Prompt on connect", is there a list of the properties that can be changed somewhere? Similar question for sessions; i.e. how to change the properties for Display to "Undocked" and Credentials to "Inherited", in this case I know we have the Set-RDMsessionproperty, but I can not find a list of the properties that I can change.
Kind regards, Wayne Westfield
5 yrs
How to programatically change group fiolder properties and session properties
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