In vRD2011/2012 I had a neat trick to bulk update connection icons based on connection type so I could easily distinguish say, SSH from Telnet connections
I simply ran a daily job on the SQL server with commands like
-- ssh
UPDATE [VRDDB].[dbo].[vRDConnections]
SET IconId = '7dc03bc1-ee74-4c8a-b7f7-98837293dcd0'
WHERE DefaultProtocol = '3'
Each protocol including Ext Apps got its own icon. Easy!
So now the database looks very different and I understand it is necessary to use Powershell-API to interact with the data in there.
Now I need to be a Powershell Guru to manage ASG. Is there a capability to update connection icons in the current release? None of the Powershell commands seem to offer any help/examples... is that coming soon?
I simply ran a daily job on the SQL server with commands like
-- ssh
UPDATE [VRDDB].[dbo].[vRDConnections]
SET IconId = '7dc03bc1-ee74-4c8a-b7f7-98837293dcd0'
WHERE DefaultProtocol = '3'
Each protocol including Ext Apps got its own icon. Easy!
So now the database looks very different and I understand it is necessary to use Powershell-API to interact with the data in there.
Now I need to be a Powershell Guru to manage ASG. Is there a capability to update connection icons in the current release? None of the Powershell commands seem to offer any help/examples... is that coming soon?
