#Remote desktop device redirector bus password

#Remote desktop device redirector bus password

A new browser window opens, prompting you to enter the account and password for your device.If a lower numbered Collector version is in use, these protocol selections will be disabled and a message to that effect will be displayed upon mouse-over. Note: Collector version 28.600 or a higher numbered version is required to use VNC, Telnet, and HTTP/S. From the Resources tree, select the device you wish to access and, from its detail view, click the “Manage” arrow and select “Remote Session” and the desired protocol from the subsequent dropdown menus.Īny protocol can be used if properly configured on the device, but typically RDP is used for Windows devices and SSH is for non-Windows/Linux devices.After 60 minutes, whether you are currently interacting with the remote device or not, the session will time out. Note: The maximum duration for a remote session is 60 minutes. Remote sessions take place via a secure SSL connection where supported by the protocol (Telnet is not encrypted and for HTTP/S you have the option to use SSL/HTTPS or just HTTP). The protocol must be configured for the device endpoint in order to be able to establish a remote session connection. The remote session protocols available for establishing a communication stream between your account and the Collector monitoring your device are RDP, SSH, VNC, Telnet, and HTTP/S. Remote sessions are enabled via the use of Apache Guacamole, a clientless remote desktop gateway that requires no plugins or client software. The Remote Session feature in LogicMonitor provides a secure way to remotely access and operate on devices from within your LogicMonitor portal.