Right Click Tools

It would be helpful to have the ability to configure dashboards such that you can set default OU's/Devices collections to exclude/include. This way only the devices we want to include in a dashboard will be presented and have more valid results.

I know that the feature to logoff a remote user was recently added in one of more current releases, however the logoff button buried deep by having to goto system information - user session tab. I would like to request that the feature get moved t...

Useful to ad-hoc target an AD GPO at an object without needing to use an AD group, which requires a user logout or a computer restart for the policy to apply.

It looks like the send notification popup goes away after a certain time. I'd like to suggest a way to set the timeout interval.

This would allow adding computers to a collection based on primary user and not have to lookup computernames when only provided usernames

My team uses SCCM to manage and patch our servers it would be nice to be able to right click and add or remove a collection from maintenance mode in SCOM. This would help bridge the gap between the two products that has existed for many years and ...

Lot of servers in our environment do have a maintenance Window, otherones not. When we only used the WSUS, we were able to see the pending updates, but with SCCM, we do not have this option anymore. The script that should pick up the count of pend...

In our situation, Dameware is used for our remote support. It would be nice to right click a device to launch dameware using the computer name/selected device as a variable to automatically begin a remote session, or do so from a builder action. S...

This will help to identify Distribution points which are least serving the content to Endpoints to offload to another nearest DP, this can help to reduce the DP count.

It would be interesting to have an option (maybe just in RCT builder) to create Computer/User object in AD within an OU that you will select in drop-down list. Since the option to cleanup stale AD computers already exist it should not be that hard...