21-10-2020, 02:01 PM
Hi i while ago you helped me with a RFC about passwords in cleartext that worked out great!
I have a user in my pilot group that had a few follow up requests for the handling of usernames and passwords.
When a user needs a saved password from a credential to not only open a RDP but for a service or a cron job we need to rightclick the credential, press properties and select option and show the password. now he can copy it and close the window and past it in the password box in the allready open RDP session. (like a windows service password box)
That works great. but if the user needs also the username (we have quite long service account names) he has to do it all again. all the steps.
We have two request. And if possible we would like both, but one will suffice.
1 Give us the option to enable "Copy Password" and "Copy Username" directly from the rightclick on a credential.
2 Make it possible to use the RDP session without closing the credential properties window so that we can alt tab between or use them on different screens.
Best Regards
Martin
I have a user in my pilot group that had a few follow up requests for the handling of usernames and passwords.
When a user needs a saved password from a credential to not only open a RDP but for a service or a cron job we need to rightclick the credential, press properties and select option and show the password. now he can copy it and close the window and past it in the password box in the allready open RDP session. (like a windows service password box)
That works great. but if the user needs also the username (we have quite long service account names) he has to do it all again. all the steps.
We have two request. And if possible we would like both, but one will suffice.
1 Give us the option to enable "Copy Password" and "Copy Username" directly from the rightclick on a credential.
2 Make it possible to use the RDP session without closing the credential properties window so that we can alt tab between or use them on different screens.
Best Regards
Martin