28-04-2021, 07:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 28-04-2021, 08:48 PM by sergiot.
Edit Reason: Found a work around to my inquiry
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Hello all,
We use workstations that are not connected to same domain as servers we access, and therefore can not resolve the server names.
I have yet to find an option to Connect to "IP address" instead of "Destination" as default.
Yes, we can right click a connection and "Connect with ...." as a work around to being able to just double click the connection.
Yes, we could set the destination data to the IP address (which is what we currently do with connections we manually make).
Yes, we could manually update our local host file each and every time a new server comes online. ;-)
However, when you make a VMWare connection and sync all the servers, the Destination data is the server name which can not be resolve my our workstations. (Update: When making the VMWare connection, choosing IPv4 for Name field under Field Mapping, will put the IPv4 address in the Destination data.)
If I am missing this option somewhere, please let me know.
If this is not an option, lets get it added. :-)
Still would like an option in settings to use "IP address" instead of "Destination".
We use workstations that are not connected to same domain as servers we access, and therefore can not resolve the server names.
I have yet to find an option to Connect to "IP address" instead of "Destination" as default.
Yes, we can right click a connection and "Connect with ...." as a work around to being able to just double click the connection.
Yes, we could set the destination data to the IP address (which is what we currently do with connections we manually make).
Yes, we could manually update our local host file each and every time a new server comes online. ;-)
However, when you make a VMWare connection and sync all the servers, the Destination data is the server name which can not be resolve my our workstations. (Update: When making the VMWare connection, choosing IPv4 for Name field under Field Mapping, will put the IPv4 address in the Destination data.)
If I am missing this option somewhere, please let me know.
If this is not an option, lets get it added. :-)
Still would like an option in settings to use "IP address" instead of "Destination".