Not at this time, although this has been registered as a possible enhancement.

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Is this still on the feature request list or is this now available? It would be nice to mimic my client list EX:'client>location>agent' from Labtech.

That's pretty much the structure I have set-up already, I have over 30 groups and the scroll bar is getting kinda long. I saw this thread and was wondering if that was available. Thanks for the reply

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I made a group with session filter "NOT $OTHEROR" which will put ungrouped connections in its own group so that you later can edit and put them into their corresponding organizations. That would perhaps work for you? :)


My session list looks like this
All (the default one which cant be changed)
Unsorted (NOT $OTHEROR)
company a (CustomProperty1 = 'companya')
company b (CustomProperty1 = 'companyb')
company c (CustomProperty1 = 'companyc')
etc...

Like others, I have a lot of customers, (over 1000 systems among 100 or more customers). Many of these customers have multiple locations (CustomerA\Dallas, CustomerA\Houston, CustomerA\Austin) for example. While we have implemented CustomProperty2 (and in some cases CustomProperty3), we have way too many groups and having to scroll around to find the correct group is a time loss, especially since organizing the groups themselves via alphabetical or Major/Minor grouping is ad-hoc.

We moved over from Logmein primarily due to the pricing, but even there, the grouping issue was a pain in Central. I bet that if this feature was implemented very soon, it would be a major draw for others to come from Logmein as well. I estimated that I spend an extra 25 bucks a week in payroll for my guys searching through the group list.

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Another +1 but I see that this has been on the wishlist for 3 years..

I was trying to implement it myself but haven't had luck. By opening the labtech extension I can see that it uses this section to grab the organization which I assume labtech somehow passes along from its %clientname% variable. I thought I could duplicate the function and collect the %locationname% to put into CustomProperty2 which I've enabled in screenconnect admin.

Maybe someone else knows more about developing these extensions, here's what I believe to be the relevant section from Service.ashx:

public object GetInstallerUrl(string organization, int osType, int customField)
{
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(organization)) organization = String.Empty;
ostypes ost = (ostypes)osType;
var relayUri = ServerExtensions.GetRelayUri(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings, HttpContext.Current.Request.Url, true, true);
string it;
switch (ost){
case ostypes.win:
it = "msi";
break;
case ostypes.mac:
it = "pkg";
break;
case ostypes.lin:
it = "sh";
break;
case ostypes.deb:
it = "deb";
break;
case ostypes.rh:
it = "rpm";
break;
default:
it = "*";
break;
}
var customFields = new string[8];
if(customField > 0 && customField < 9)
customFields[customField - 1] = organization;
var handlerUrl = BuildHandlerPath(typeof(InstallerHandler)).Replace("*", it);

Sorry I guess I found this thread researching Labtech integration and made the mistake of thinking it was explicitly related to that plugin/extension.

I have implemented subgroups but currently each new agent has to have the CustomProperty2 manually set to populate the subgroups. What I am after is the labtech<>screenconnect plugin auto-populating the CustomProperty2 field in each Screenconnect agent with the Location from Labtech (just like it currently populates CustomPropert1 with Company/Organization).

I have had a hard time tracking down who is responsible for these integration plugins (the connectwise<>labtech plugin likewise has features I'd like better documentation about) and because all of the companies are under one umbrella I'm sort of casting around for guidance at this point.

under sub group add this

IIF(GuestConnectedCount > 0, 'Online', 'Offline'),IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*Linux*',IIF(Name Like 'VM-*', 'Virtual Server','Physical Servers'),IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*Server*', IIF(Name Like 'VM-*', 'Virtual Server','Physical Servers'),IIF(Name Like 'VM-*', 'Virtual PC',IIF(Name Like 'SRVR-*', 'Pheudo Server','Physical PC')))), IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*7*', 'Windows 7',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*Windows 8*', 'Windows 8', IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*10*', 'Windows 10',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*XP*', 'Windows XP',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*Vista*', 'Windows Vista',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*2003*', 'Windows Server 2003',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*2008*', 'Windows Server 2008',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*2012*', 'Windows Server 2012',IIF(GuestOperatingSystemName Like '*Linux*', 'Linux','Desktops')))))))))