ScreenConnect; Microsoft Nagging; Sessiongroup Expressions

JasGot

Last week Microsoft announced they will start nagging end users to upgrade to Windows 10. The nagging will start April 2019.
This created a need to be able to discuss, on the fly, which PCs at the customer are on Windows 7. I created this Accesslist Expression to show me the customer's Windows 7 PCs super quick.

I hope you find it useful, or it gives you ideas of your own.

Setup your Custom Session Properties here:
Admin->Appearance->Web Resources->SessionProperty.CustomX.AccessVisible
Admin->Appearance->Web Resources->SessionProperty.CustomX.LabelText

SessionProperty.Custom1.AccessVisible = true
SessionProperty.Custom1.LabelText = Organization
SessionProperty.Custom2.AccessVisible = true
SessionProperty.Custom2.LabelText = Department

Then set these properties on each Access Client:
Organization = // Example: ABC Widget Company
Department = // Example: Admin, Accounting, Sales, C-Level, Maintenance, Logistics (Don't forget to put the Servers in a Department, I use "!Servers" to keep them at the top of the list)

Next, create a new Session Group (at bottom of Access List)
Name = Customers
Session Filter = Blank (Although I have Access Clients that are not for the techs to see, so I use: CustomProperty1 <> 'Private' as the session filter to prevent our tech from seeing my personal access clients)
Subgroup Expression: Paste in the next block, it will accept it with CRLF as below to make it more readable, so no need to make it all one line before you paste

IIF (CustomProperty1 <> '' AND CustomProperty2 <> '', CustomProperty1, 
IIF (CustomProperty1 <> '' AND CustomProperty2 = '', CustomProperty1, 
IIF (CustomProperty1 = '' AND CustomProperty2 = '', '!UnNamed','!Error'))),   
CustomProperty2,
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Server*', '!Servers', 
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Embedded*', 'Embedded OS', 
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Windows XP*', 'Windows XP PCs',
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Windows 7*', 'Windows 7 PCs', 
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Windows 8*', 'Windows 8 PCs',
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*Windows 10*', 'Windows 10 PCs', 
IIF (GuestOperatingSystemName LIKE '*MAC*', 'MAC OS','')))))))

It creates an Access list that looks like this:

Customers
	ABC Widget Company
		Accounting
			Windows 10 PCs
			Windows 7 PCs
		Sales
			Windows 10 PCs
			Windows 7 PCs
		Marketing
			Windows 10 PCs
			Mac OS
		Maintenance
			Windows 7 PCs
			Windows 8 PCs
			Windows XP
	XYZ Manufacturing
		Accounting
			Windows 10 PCs
			Windows 7 PCs
		Sales
			Windows 10 PCs
			Windows 7 PCs
		Production
			Embedded OS

Enjoy!

jmoore

Thanks that is nice info