The page will load, and in a few seconds the box will light up to log in using windows session authentication.Ĭlick the checkbox and you can now log in!Īnd you’re IN.Were often asked what is the fastest way to redistribute data sources or registration information among your organization or different IT environments, so we thought we would give you a little refresher on one of our marvellous tool, the Custom Installer! NOW FREE!Īnd guess what? We're so happy to announce that the Custom installer is now fully integrated in Remote Desktop Manager and totally **FREE!!!! **
Select Remember My Choice (though it’ll prompt you each time, so you can skip this if you want) and click YES. You’ll be prompted for the Client Integration Plugin to run. ?Īs it’s Java, we cannot set credentials to pass… So you’re good to click OK and attempt connection. This way, I don’t get logged out of my session until I’m ready. I also selected the Advanced tab, checked the Automatic Refresh box, and set the timer to 55 minutes. Then click OK.Ĭhange the browser to Google Chrome, check to Ignore Certificate Errors, and enter the name of your vCenter and the Web Browser URL. Scroll down and choose WEB BROWSER (http/https). In Remote Desktop Manager, choose where you want to place these connections, right click and select NEW ENTRY. I created an entry for each of my vCenter environments.
You’ll also need to make sure you have the vCenter Client Integration Plugin installed. For the environments that support the VI Client, I have set those up here as connections to the vCenter Web Client!įirst, you have to make sure you have the connection working properly via the web browser of your choice. It also manages my connections to my VMware environments. I use it to manage my RDP sessions, Credentials, SSH sessions, as well as my iDRAC/iLO connections. PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE FEATURED ON OUR BLOG.Īs you may have seen, I really like a tool from a company called Devolutions called Remote Desktop Manager. THIS ARTICLE WRITTEN BY BEN LIEBOWITZ, VCP AND SYSTEM ENGINEER, IS PART OF OUR GUEST BLOG SERIES.
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