Hi,
I'm comparing for our Company the RDM Server with a other product. The features provided with RDM are Enterprise like. But the features in the RDM Server for Rights Managment on the connections are only Basic and not intuitive to handle.
Please consider to give this part a huge update. I suggest to change the feature to set permissions within RDM on Folders and connections, and Add there the Permissions for AD Groups and Users, to make changes, to view passwords etc.
Right now I'm only able to set one Security Group for Folders or Connections. If I wan't to give permissions to 2 teams, I have to create a new Role, where both Teams have access. Way to complicate and a unclear way to handle this. Miss configurations are easily made.
Here a screenshot of the permission setting of the other product. This settings can be made on Folders and Entries:
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We see no Benefit for us, buying the RDM Server right now. Please consider to change the rights management into an enterprise solution.
Regards,
Pascal
I'm comparing for our Company the RDM Server with a other product. The features provided with RDM are Enterprise like. But the features in the RDM Server for Rights Managment on the connections are only Basic and not intuitive to handle.
Please consider to give this part a huge update. I suggest to change the feature to set permissions within RDM on Folders and connections, and Add there the Permissions for AD Groups and Users, to make changes, to view passwords etc.
Right now I'm only able to set one Security Group for Folders or Connections. If I wan't to give permissions to 2 teams, I have to create a new Role, where both Teams have access. Way to complicate and a unclear way to handle this. Miss configurations are easily made.
Here a screenshot of the permission setting of the other product. This settings can be made on Folders and Entries:
We see no Benefit for us, buying the RDM Server right now. Please consider to change the rights management into an enterprise solution.
Regards,
Pascal