Using the "Quick Action" connect to "Host_Name"

[rkymtnman]

So first, my apologies for hijacking the original intent of this thread. I appreciate the document, I tested the procedures contained therein and all worked great.

Regarding my secondary question, as this is completely against our security policy, I am going to state such and allow those above my pay grade fight the political battle that will ensue!

Thanks for the help straightening me out

[lmiltchev]

@rkymtnman

I appreciate the document, I tested the procedures contained therein and all worked great.

Thanks for the feedback!

@monitoreo1

Thank you !!!!

I gonna test it immediately !!!!

Greetings !!!

Any updates? Did you have a chance to test it?

[derekb]

May I get a copy of the document as well please?

[tmcdonald]

Since this doc seems not to be getting much traction, I'm just going to attach it. It works, and I haven't gotten any complaints about it, but if you do need help please feel free to ask.

[derekb]

That definitely works.
But we also need a definition for TELNET as well. When you use the Connect To... open in Quick Action and select TELNET, it attempts to launch: "C:\Windows\System32\dundll32.exe" "C:\Windows\System32\url.dll",TelnetProtocolHandler %I

[ssax]

These should work for SSH and Telnet:

ssh_telnet.zip

Import the registry file and place the batch file in c:\

[pamuro01]

There is a doc that goes along with this, but it has not been published yet. I will PM you the pre-release version so you can try it out. It's been tested and it works, just the doc has to go through the normal channels before it is approved.

Hello!!

I have the same problem is it possible to access the document?

[ssax]

tcmdonald posted it 3 posts back from yours, you can download it there.