For PCI compliance it would be really nice to be able to ask for a GoogleAuth token upon connection to the client's machine. Currently we have to lock the user's computer and enter a password to login. This is a poor workaround as if someone were to hack our LabTech environment, they would have all these passwords anyway. It seems like it would be very simple to add a second GoogleAuth challenge each time you make a remote connection to a computer. This should work in all ConnectWise environments where you can launch a ScreenConnect session: ConnectWise, LabTech and ScreenConnect.

I originally posted here:

http://forum.screenconnect.com/yaf_postst10210_N-able---Ninja-integration.aspx

And was directed to make a feature request here. I and many others would love to see some integration with NinjaMSP. Like I stated in the original thread, I understand this might be a long shot now that you guys are under the umbrella of a competing product.

Having said that, I think if you're going to continue to offer Control as a standalone product it would be great for you to consider this integration as I believe Control is the a superior product when compared to Teamviewer (the integreated offering from Ninja).

Thanks!

I'm currently using ScreenConnect in a docker container.

( I've created this simple image: https://hub.docker.com/r/kenayagi/screenconnect/ )
It has been working well so far, but I'm forced to so some magic to correctly update it (read: run db update scripts manually after new pulls).

Any chance of getting official support?
It would be really great to have an official image directly from ConnectWise.

As with other applications that use 2 Factor Authentication, there should be a "remember this machine" checkbox so as to not prompt every time.

https://jumpcloud.com/

A cloud "Active Directory" service with SSO capabilities. This would be extremely useful for more reasons I can list =)

If im hosting a meeting and sharing my screen, i dont have a record function,

Currently if you are using one authentication method, you can not use another. Adding feature request to be able to use both AD and local user account.

Would be super if we could gain more speed when connecting if the platform allowed the disabling and enabling of Windows Areo on connect/disconnect instead of having to run a .bat file each time.

I'd like a property for time since [guest] last connected.

When I have a large number of access clients deployed, it isn't uncommon for workstations to get replaced and the session doesn't get "ended" in SC.

The problem is, unless I'm missing something, I don't have any way to see in SC how long it has been since a [guest] was online to know if the machine even physically exists any longer.

-jhardwick :Forum Post

Partner would like similar app.config settings for Mac and Linux clients