I am just starting to play with RoyalTS after being recommended by a work mate.
The way I want to setup my stuff is to have a folder per server with the connections under that. For example
>My Server
>>RDP
>>Services
>>HTTP
>>SSH
>>Powershell
I want to have this several times, so I got to thinking how can I put the server name at the folder level?
Looking at the custom fields I can push the name down from the folder level along with Authentication but how can I reference that field in the connections?
Thanks in advance !
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Stefan Koell
said
about 6 years ago
Using variables actually is working when the $this. prefix is omitted. So specifying $CustomField1$ will resolve the value of the custom field 1.
you should be able to use the custom fields using the following syntax:
$this.CustomField1$
Make sure you inherit the custom field from the parent folder.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards, Stefan
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Phil Williams
said
about 6 years ago
Thanks for the quick Answer!
So that does not seem to be working.. I can see the value I enter at the folder level appear in the RDP object.. but it will not connect using what you typed in the sever name field...
By the way, do you have any plugins for managing Office365 ?
Stefan Koell
said
about 6 years ago
Hi Phil,
can I again ask for a support ticket with a sample document which shows the configuration you set up?
Phil Williams
HI!
I am just starting to play with RoyalTS after being recommended by a work mate.
The way I want to setup my stuff is to have a folder per server with the connections under that. For example
>My Server
>>RDP
>>Services
>>HTTP
>>SSH
>>Powershell
I want to have this several times, so I got to thinking how can I put the server name at the folder level?
Looking at the custom fields I can push the name down from the folder level along with Authentication but how can I reference that field in the connections?
Thanks in advance !
Using variables actually is working when the $this. prefix is omitted. So specifying $CustomField1$ will resolve the value of the custom field 1.
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Hi Phil,
you should be able to use the custom fields using the following syntax:
$this.CustomField1$
Make sure you inherit the custom field from the parent folder.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Stefan
Phil Williams
Thanks for the quick Answer!
So that does not seem to be working.. I can see the value I enter at the folder level appear in the RDP object.. but it will not connect using what you typed in the sever name field...
By the way, do you have any plugins for managing Office365 ?
Stefan Koell
Hi Phil,
can I again ask for a support ticket with a sample document which shows the configuration you set up?
https://support.royalapplications.com/support/tickets/new
Thanks,
Stefan
Stefan Koell
Using variables actually is working when the $this. prefix is omitted. So specifying $CustomField1$ will resolve the value of the custom field 1.
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