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Invited User to a Command Shell session can collaborate with initial User

As an Internal Admin I'd like to invite another internal or external User to my existing Command Shell session so we see the same in- and output on the screen in order to be able to collaborate.

Today, every invited User to a Command Shell session gets his own distinct Command Shell which is not the goal of users who are inviting other User to sessions - they want to collaborate within an SSH session as they can within a RDP session. The behaviour needs to be consistent through all session types.

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  • Oct 19 2017
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Secure Remote Access / Privileged Remote Access
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  • Guest commented
    30 Nov, 2020 06:09pm

    +1

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  • Guest commented
    17 Nov, 2017 06:21pm

    We need this ability as well. We just moved away from a different solution to BOMGAR, and now discovered this limitation upon implementation. This is inconvenient.

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  • Guest commented
    13 Nov, 2017 02:03pm

    We also want this

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  • Guest commented
    19 Oct, 2017 02:10pm

    forgot to say that is important to ERS as well.

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  • Guest commented
    19 Oct, 2017 01:17pm

    The current behavior where each member of the session gets their own shell is inconsistent with the behavior of all other screen sharing session types. While shell jump is technically not screen sharing, the user experience expectation is that sharing a session would share the existing shell(s). 

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  • Guest commented
    19 Oct, 2017 09:27am

    Today we have a list of customers and prospects who want this:


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