You have two options:
If you only need it for a few sessions you could create them as child-session of the RDP session and use the $PARENT_HOST$ variable.
In your case, you might want to create a PowerShell session script and specify the $HOST$ variable. This script will now be accessible via the dashboard of all sessions. Note: the context menu only has the built in macro/script/tools listed.
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If you only need it for a few sessions you could create them as child-session of the RDP session and use the $PARENT_HOST$ variable.
In your case, you might want to create a PowerShell session script and specify the $HOST$ variable. This script will now be accessible via the dashboard of all sessions. Note: the context menu only has the built in macro/script/tools listed.