Terminology Change: Device Accounts -> Password Vault
To better represent value delivered by the feature, we are changing the name of "Device Accounts" to "Password Vault Logins." This resulted in the following changes in the Dashboard.
Device Settings Page
Text Changes
Item | Current Value | New Value |
Left Nav Link & Breadcrumb | Device Accounts | Password Vault |
Content Title | Device Accounts | Password Vault |
Content Description | Adding a user account to a device… | Adding a login to the Password Vault of a device… |
Button | Add Device Account | Add Login |
Content Header Row | Device Accounts (n) | Password Vault Logins |
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Adding Device Accounts/Password Vault Logins
Text Changes
Item | Current Value | New Value |
Content Title | Add Device Account | Add Password Vault Login |
Content Description | Adding a user account to a device… | Adding a login to the Password Vault of a device… |
Name Field Title | Add Device Account | Add Login |
Keys & Values Description | (1) Enter the keys and values that are related to this device account… | (1) Enter the keys and values that are related to this login… |
Description field | Enter device account description (Optional) | Enter login description (Optional) |
Add Device Account Button | Add Device Account | Add Login |
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UI After
Device Access Displays Throughout Site
Text Changes:
Item | Current Value | New Value |
Device Accounts Sub Header | Device Accounts | Password Vault Logins
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New Feature: Azure Bastion via Remote Desktop Protocol
Azure Bastion is a convenient way to access Dispel VDIs because all traffic between the user and the VDI traverses standard HTTP/HTTPS ports. These ports are typically open in customer firewalls to allow internet traffic. However, Bastion's browser-based sessions lack some of the conveniences of Remote Desktop connections like ability to work with more than one display and the ability to easily transfer files between the local system and the remote system.
Azure Bastion supports RDP as a client so that users can take advantage of the benefits of both approaches. In this release, Dispel has extended support for this pattern and will generate remote desktop protocol connection files for VDIs in an Azure Bastion enabled Region. This file can be downloaded from the Connection page in the Dispel Dashboard.
