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Not able to multiedit (greyed out)
#21
We try to reproduce - but I have one more question

If I see your screenshot from Security of the connection folder - it must be a public folder, else you won't see the "Security" category - but if this public folder has "READ" not allowed - the user can not see this folder?!? How is it possible that the user tries to perform MultiEdit on this folder?!? Makes no sense?!?

And I asked that at the beginning - why are you using MultiEdit to set creds? You can define your creds on folder level and use "Inherited values" for all child objects - that's a lot easier and takes lee data to store...
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Oliver
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#22
(17-04-2020, 03:27 PM)DevOma Wrote: We try to reproduce - but I have one more question

If I see your screenshot from Security of the connection folder - it must be a public folder, else you won't see the "Security" category - but if this public folder has "READ" not allowed - the user can not see this folder?!? How is it possible that the user tries to perform MultiEdit on this folder?!? Makes no sense?!?

And I asked that at the beginning - why are you using MultiEdit to set creds? You can define your creds on folder level and use "Inherited values" for all child objects - that's a lot easier and takes lee data to store...
>user can not see this folder?
The user CAN see the folder

>why are you using MultiEdit to set creds?
Hi, please advice me to the documenation how to do that. We probably use RD incorrect then and need to review the setup. 

Br
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#23
I checked that - if you have not "EDIT" permissions on the folder itself it you won't be able to edit the childs - then you can use multi-select of your connections and choose edit => that will also open the properties dialog in multi-edit mode - perhaps than you can set your creds...

But think about to use it on folder level - it make no sense to use multi-edit and set all childs to the same value - if you run Administration=>Data Optimizer it will find these value combinations and ask you to use Inherited values instead - because that's consuming less memory, is easier to maintain and it's the way we want to use the data...
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Oliver
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#24
(17-04-2020, 03:35 PM)DevOma Wrote: I checked that - if you have not "EDIT" permissions on the folder itself it you won't be able to edit the childs - then you can use multi-select of your connections and choose edit => that will also open the properties dialog in multi-edit mode - perhaps than you can set your creds...

But think about to use it on folder level - it make no sense to use multi-edit and set all childs to the same value - if you run Administration=>Data Optimizer it will find these value combinations and ask you to use Inherited values instead - because that's consuming less memory, is easier to maintain and it's the way we want to use the data...
But dont we have full permissions on the folder?
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#25
I'm sorry - I think I found the issue now - will be fixed with the next Patch!
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Oliver
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#26
(20-04-2020, 10:17 AM)DevOma Wrote: I'm sorry - I think I found the issue now - will be fixed with the next Patch!
Ok, and when is that expected to be released?
Br
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#27
No date available currently - so I guess it will be sometime in May
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Oliver
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#28
Hi

Please advice how to use the inherited values settings - I cannot get that correct done (Greyed out)  

Or point me where to find it.

Thanks

Br
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#29
Perhaps no permission? Please check your permissions on connection or folder level - I think the needed permission is "Set assigned credentials"

Goto a connection or folder - enter properties dialog - goto catgeory "Credentials" - there you should be able to switch to "Inherited values" - it should also display the value that is set by Inherit
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Oliver
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#30
(23-04-2020, 11:50 AM)DevOma Wrote: Perhaps no permission? Please check your permissions on connection or folder level - I think the needed permission is "Set assigned credentials"

Goto a connection or folder - enter properties dialog - goto catgeory "Credentials" - there you should be able to switch to "Inherited values" - it should also display the value that is set by Inherit
I'm admin so full permissions on everything
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#31
Then you will see!

Goto a connection or folder - enter properties dialog - goto catgeory "Credentials" - there you should be able to switch to "Inherited values" - it should also display the value that is set by Inherit

But do not try on the root folder - there it makes no sense and will be greyed out!
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Oliver
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#32
(23-04-2020, 01:29 PM)DevOma Wrote: Then you will see!

Goto a connection or folder - enter properties dialog - goto catgeory "Credentials" - there you should be able to switch to "Inherited values" - it should also display the value that is set by Inherit

But do not try on the root folder - there it makes no sense and will be greyed out!
Ok, I think I'm getting hold of it. A bit unlogical way of managing it, but as long it works Smile Thanks
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#33
Why do you think its unlogical - if you understand how to use, it should be really easy to use and powerful - as an example - your main personal domain account - I use this to logon to perhaps 90% of my machines - so I can set this cred on root folder - all sub objects are set by default to use these inherited values - so I do not need to set/change it - but if I need a special account for a computer I can switch to "Personal values" and set my preferred account.

Same for all the other categories - like RDP preferences - I use for all my RDP connections the same settings - so why should I set it on each object - I just set it on root folder - and all properties are inherited to all child objects... If I want to change something I just need to edit the root object instead of editing tons of single objects

Hope that makes the concept more clearer :-)
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Oliver
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