Show status as online when installing Windows updates
We are currently migrating from Central to Resolve, using unattended in both cases. One difference that we've noticed is that if a computer is rebooted to finish updates and it goes to the black screen that says please wait with spinning logo (either right before the reboot or right after), Central shows the computer as online and you can connect to it remotely to see the screen. Resolve on the other hand shows the computer as offline and remote connection is not available until updates and completely finished and it hits the login screen. We haven't removed Central yet because of this difference. Many times we've had to use Central to see if a computer is truly offline or it's just at that "please wait installing updates" screen. It would be really nice if Resolve could match Central's behavior in this regard.
Reset Antivirus Alerts
We have devices with antivirus alerts which Resolve flags as critical. At times the file that caused the alert is deleted, and Symantec Endpoint Protection can no longer act on it, and the alert in Resolve cannot be cleared. The only solution I found is to delete and reinstall SEP. I would like there to be a way in Resolve to mark the alert as resolved.
Centralized User Management for Connect and Resolve
I understand that Resolve was technically another product before it became GoTo/LogMeIn Resolve, but one of the most useful additions would be to have centralized user management between the products, right now they are divided but we have noticed there are somethings in the DB end that seems to sync between users that exit in both systems. Anyway, I am sure its an undertaking but centralized USer management for or for all GoTo And LogMeIn products would be great and very useful to resolve inconsistencies.Helpdesk "Submitted by" User Management Improvements
We would like to see improvements to the "Manage users" section of the Helpdesk located under the "Submitted by" drop down. One, that is the only place to access that managed user list. That should be centralized somewhere not just there, and we are not able to edit the user once they are created here, can only delete them and then recreate them. Two, maybe this is better to be handled in the Resolve Admin central under Users instead? We feel like this part of the product was an afterthought, as agents and admins we don't have too much control over this list of users. we would love to have more integration with the user thats submits the tickets and the system itself.Dynamic groups and areas to use them
We would like to see Dynamic groups, that can be set up using a keyword, device category, Device manufacturer etc. These groups could then be selected for Remote Execution jobs or Policies. This would save time and guarantee that a new device is automatically added to the jobs in this area. For example, when setting up a Remote Execution or Policies, instead of selecting a device, you can select a Dynamic group. The system then will apply the jobs against these groups and any devices within them.Zero trust - prompt frequency
Currently our helpdesk users can set their own Zero Trust Prompt Frequency (upon each sensitive task, once a day, once a week). Is there a way that I as the admin can set it for them? We want all licensed users to be required to enter their signature key as often as possible and not be able to bypass it for a day/week.
Allow User Groups to be assign permission to device groups
Hi All, I have a suggestion that I think would help streamline the provisioning and user management processing in GoToAssist/GoToResolve, allowing user group to be assigned permissions to a device group. The primary efficiency here would be that you can assign a single user group to multiple device group and thus lower the amount of user configuration needed to a single assignment. For more advanced enterprises this change will also allow automatic provisioning, which can already add users to a user group on creation, to provision access to device groups with zero administrative interaction. In organizations that have role based access control implemented this could result in a true zero touch identity architecture for GoToResolve. Suggestion Example: User Group 1 has access to Device Groups A, B, and C User Group 2 has access to Device Groups A, B
Site Filtered Login
Would like a function so an admin at a separate site of the company can sign in and work with items only in their location. Ex. Joe at Plant 1 can see and change Plant 2 and 3 devices. How can Joe sign in and see only Plant 1 but be able to add/update/delete/enroll devices as needed?
