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1. #ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP HOW TO#
2. #ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP CODE#
3. #ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP PASSWORD#
4. #ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP WINDOWS#

#ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP CODE#

Our clients will prompt for the OTP (one time password) and only open the document when the code is valid. You can enforce a second authentication (OTP) when a document is opened from a Royal Server. Multi-Factor-Authentication (MFA) Support

#ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP WINDOWS#

Access rules, read/modify operations and grant/deny permissions for Windows users and groups are now supported. In Royal Server V3 you can now configure which users/groups are allowed to use the document store component. New Features in Royal TS (for Windows) New Feature in Royal TSX (for macOS) New in Royal Server V3 Document Store Security To learn more about the new features in our apps and plugins, please check out the following pages: Our newest releases of Royal TS and Royal TSX have much more to offer. On top of that, you can also leverage the “Connect with Options” menu to either use a different Remote Desktop Gateway object or connect directly without the configured RD Gateway object. This makes management and also credential assignment much easier. Instead of configuring the RD Gateway on each Remote Desktop connection, you can create a Remote Desktop Gateway object in your document and refer to the object from each connection (or even inherit it from its parent folder). We now have a similar concept for the Remote Desktop Gateway configuration. These object types helped you set up your connections and configure them to use the Royal Server or Secure Gateway to connect to. With the introduction of Royal Server and our deep Secure Gateway (automatic SSH tunneling) integration, we provided two object types called Royal Server and Secure Gateway. This has been on our todo list for quite a while. With that, you can pull in data from everywhere you have script or API access to, and create your connections, credentials, tasks, subfolders, etc. All you need to do is, create a script which generates specific output (our well documented JSON format). We support a variety of script interpreters on both platforms.

#ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP HOW TO#

One of our users even posted a nice YouTube tutorial on how to make use of dynamic folders. We already have a lot of sample scripts in our Github repository for various systems and we already have a growing community contributing to this repo. But there’s one thing most of these products have in common: they have an API to access the data. In addition, each user/company may use these products differently which makes it hard to support them in a way that all scenarios can be covered. It’s impossible for us to support and maintain each and every product out there.

#ROYAL TSX RESIZE RDP PASSWORD#

You may now ask: why do we (you) need this? Our main motivation came from a massive amount of feature requests about integrating with 3rd party systems like password vaults or PAM solutions or other data sources like Active Directory, AWS or Azure. In a nutshell: you can write a script which populates a folder with connections, credentials, etc. One thing should be made clear: this is a game changer! Truly a first in the industry! That’s why we included the open source VMware Clarity icon library in our custom icon picker. We also know that our users love to configure their objects with custom icons. In this Royal TSX (for macOS) release we also finally added support for splitting tabs and allow resizing the properties dialog. By default, Royal TSX will “follow” your preference from the OS but you can also switch to light or dark mode independently in the Preferences. On the Mac, we not only have macOS Mojave support, we also fully support Mojave’s dark mode. You can read more about the UI updates for Windows in this blog post. Even the colors used in all the icons can be tweaked to ensure best readability and contrast. Users can also define and even share their own color schemes individually. In addition, we also introduced a couple of default color schemes (nowadays everyone seems to love dark themes). All the icons are now based on SVG (vector based) images which allows us to render them with the highest quality based on the DPI setting of the system. In Royal TS V5 (for Windows) we invested heavily in making the app even better in high DPI scenarios. Let’s start with a feature which is probably most visible to the user: the User Interface. New in Royal TS V5 (for Windows) and Royal TSX V4 (for macOS) User Interface Updates

In these two years, we were able to integrate a couple of great new features and a lot of smaller enhancements throughout all our products. It has been two years since we released the last major versions of our products.