LogMeIn Client credentials
We would like the option to NOT allow users to save their LogMeIn credentials in LogMeIn Client. Allowing users to save those credentials on their remote computers lets them bypass the requirement for multi-factor authentication each time the log into their work computer. Or is there another way to remove those credentials daily and force them to log back in with MFA daily? Thank you!
Add LMI remote permissions to a group of computers
Add a way to deploy the various LMI specific permissions (as seen in the image below) without having to log in to each individual computer. I need to change these permissions on a lot of computers and to do it manually on each computer would be very tedious.
Report for computers last online
I find the Computers view has a lot of information I use to communicate with my remote users. I have to get large groups of them online and use the computer view to see who was online when so I can prod them. I would like to be able to export that list so I can share it inline in an email so folks know their status. The report would include the same information available on the computer view tab when I log in as the top level manager. Health |status |Computer |updates |antivirus |last online Even just being able to export the data on the computers tab would be great. This page doesn't print and is difficult to copy paste as the paste doesn't keep the rows.
Automate addition and removal of LogMeIn liscences?
title says it very good. We are in a situation where would like to automate the adding and removal of liscences because we have many redundant machines. To understand the situation better, everytime we add, retire, rebuild or Intune some PC, its added again if it was already there. We need to always add/remove liscences manually and we are talking of multiple hundreds of computers. Isn't there a way we could automate the adding and removal of liscences? Or again, having a quick way to detect double entries?Login policy - could more than one default overall policy be possible
Aside from the default current login policy, could additional ones also be created? It seems a bit Draconian and old fashioned to have a single policy enforced on all users when some would benefit from having easier access. Clearly it makes sense that MFA users need to enter login details every time and not store things for security. However, for non-MFA users such as trusted accounts these could then be allowed to save details to get quicker and easier connection without any additional stepsto systems that are not critical or that do not have sensitive info.
Allow management to control screen blanking for certain users
We need to be able to disable certain users from blanking their host screens when working remotely. Currently, the employees remote into their computers in the office, blank the screen, and then say they are working. We would like to see if they are actually working. Unfortunately, LMI Central does not allow for this granular management of users options.
Screen Resolution
I like that LMI has the Host Preferences option which allows specific settings applied to a group of computers. I'd like to request LMI to implement the Screen Resolution in which allows the user to set a specific screen resolution for the assigned computers. By doing this, when someone remote into the client system, it does not change their resActive Working Hours Scheduler
Came across an idea that would possibly help due to security purposes. I'd suggest a feature that can be applied to the users profile which would indicate what specific days / hours a selected user would have access to the remote PC's. Would help avoid users logging onto their remote PC's during non-business hours.
