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Batch Edit |
  
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Batch Edit |
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Description
Batch Edit is used to change the settings of multiple sessions in one operation. It can be used to remove or update all of the credentials of a group of sessions. This option can be found in the session context menu.
Batch edit context menus
You can also change:
| • | The username, the domain, and/or the stored password |
| • | Some session-specific settings (e.g. the Remote Desktop settings) |
| • | The security group assigned |
General Settings
Via Batch Edit-> Edit Sessions (General Settings) from the context menu, you can change common session settings. The session can be of any type, because a common set of options are shared among sessions. The following general settings can be changed:
| • | Group |
| • | Display |
| • | Image |
| • | Description |
| • | Keywords |
| • | Information (changed globally) |
| • | VPN |
| • | Events |
| • | Log |
| • | Tools |
Batch edit - general settings dialog
Credential Settings
You can change the configured credentials for multiple sessions in a batch. This is a good workaround for a feature not available in Remote Desktop Manager: inherited credentials. To change those values, use the context menu Batch Edit-> Change Saved Credentials...
Batch edit - credential settings
Also, you can clear existing credentials (Batch Edit-> Reset All Saved Credentials...) or passwords (Batch Edit-> Reset All Saved Password...).
Session Type Specific Settings
Some settings are specific to the selected type of session. To change these values, use the context menu Batch Edit-> Edit Sessions (Session Type Settings)...
Batch edit - RDP session type settings
User-specific Settings
User-specific settings can be modified in a batch if they're supported by the type of session. To change user-specific sessions go to Batch Edit-> Edit Sessions (User Settings)...
Batch edit - user specific settings
Security Group
To apply a new security group to multiple sessions, use the menu Batch Edit-> Edit Sessions (Security Group)...
Batch edit - security group