Description
Session tools are available in the session context menu (->Session Tools), and also in the dashboard. There are three types of tools:
| • | Built in tools |
| • | Add-on session tools |
| • | Session script tools |

Session tools
Built-in Tools
These tools are implemented directly in Remote Desktop Manager, and are available without any installation or special configuration.
Example |
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Computer Management |
Opens the Computer Management snap-in for a remote machine. |
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Event Viewer |
Opens the Event Viewer for a remote machine. |
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Services |
Opens the Windows Services manager for a remote machine. |
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Server - Home Page |
Opens a web page if a home page is configured in the Information tab of the session configuration. |
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Server - Remote Management |
Opens a web page, if a remote management link (e.g. iLo) is configured in the Information Tab of the session configuration. |
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Terminal Sessions |
Opens the Remote Desktop Manager Terminal Services dashboard for the selected session, so that you can:
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Wake On Lan |
Sends a command for the Wake on Lan. For more details, see this section. |
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Continuous Ping / Ping / Trace Route |
Opens the ping/trace manager of Remote Desktop Manager and returns the result. |
Add-on Session Tool
You can extend the built-in list using the SDK and installing the compiled add-on. The new tools will be displayed below the built-in tool list in the menu and the dashboard. By creating your own add-ons, you gain more control on the implementation including execution, configuration and monitoring.
You can use the Add-on Manager, or download them directly from our web site.
Session Script Tools
The session script tool can be a script, a command line, or an helper applicable to a selected session. They can be configured and shared in the data source. They are listed in the dashboard under the session tool section. For more information, see this section.