The Script dashboard is useful for centralizing scripts and running them with specific permissions. It is a great addition for IT teams who often need to use scripts with variables, especially scripts that do not have a direct link to an entry (for example, a script that creates users in Active Directory).
- Select Tools – Script dashboard in the ribbon of Remote Desktop Manager.
The Script dashboard feature is also available as an entry. Create a new entry in Remote Desktop Manager and select Script dashboard under Session – Other.
- The Script dashboard open.
SETTINGS | DESCRIPTION |
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Execute | Runs the selected script/macro. |
Execute (custom) | Runs the selected script/macro against the desired entry/sub-entry. |
New script | Open a Add new entry window containing all script-related entries. |
Settings | Contains customization settings for the Script dashboard UI. |
This tab provides an overview of the selected script, including information about its most recent execution and a preview of the script itself.
SETTINGS | DESCRIPTION |
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Last executed by | Indicates the identity of the user that last executed the script. |
Last executed on | Displays the date and time when the script was last executed. |
Parameters | Lists the parameters in the PowerShell script. |
Script preview | Provides a preview of the script code, allowing for a quick review of its contents. |
This tab contains logs related to the execution of the script, detailing when the execution events started and when they concluded.
Field | Description |
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Log Date | The date and time when the execution log entry was created. |
End Date/Time | The date and time marking the end of the script’s execution period. |
User | The username of the user who executed the script. |
Scripts can be added as favorite by clicking on the star. Favorites are listed on the left menu.