Export reports
The Export reports feature is a way to execute and export reports through a command line. You can use this feature in a shortcut or in a batch file and use the Windows task scheduler to execute it.
You will be able to export Data report, Inventory report as well as most of the reports found in our Generate Report list except for the Password Usage.
You must have the rights to run report in Remote Desktop Manager to use this feature.
Settings
For Reports containing settings, you will have to start with exporting your report settings to create the .rdr file that the command line use to generate the reports. Here is a list of reports containing settings:
Go to the ribbon of Remote Desktop Manager and select Reports – More reports – Entry information. Click Export Settings in the More text button. It will create an *.rdr file containing all your report settings. This is also where you Report ID is located (this will be useful later on).
In your Windows Command Prompt enter the following command line:
C:\*** /DataSource:*** /report:***/reportoutput:"***" /reportsettings:"***.rdr"C:\
Enter the path used to start your Remote Desktop Manager application (path of the RemoteDesktopManager.exe file)
/DataSource
Specify the workspace ID.
/report
Specify the type of report to generate or the report ID.
/reportoutput
Specify the path to save your report and the name for the newly generated report.
/reportsettings
Specify the path of your report settings file (.rdr).
To find your workspace ID and the Command Line use to start Remote Desktop Manager edit one of your session from your workspace and select Entry information.
Here is a list of types of Reports you can find in Remote Desktop Manager and the name to enter in the command line to generate the report:
Activity logs report
SharedConnectionLog
Duplicate entry
DuplicateEntry
Entry information
ConnectionInformation
Entry status
ConnectionStatus
Expired entry list
ConnectionExpiredEntry
Expired passports
ConnectionExpiredPassport
Expired softwares
ConnectionExpiredSoftware
Expired warranties
ConnectionExpiredWarranty
Password complexity
PasswordComplexity
VPN groups
VPNGroup
Here is an example of a command line for an Entry Information Report:
See also
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