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PINNED RCT Patching: Limit automatic updates to only minor or patch versions
I would like to prevent RCT Patching performing automatic major or minor version updates. I want to be able to control in my deployment/update process or application level what updates to push to my environment: Patch (x.x.x) level automatic upd...
PINNED RCT: Remote PowerShell using Recast Agent
Today, Right Click Tools includes agent-powered capabilities like Remote File Explorer and Remote Registry Editor, allowing administrators to troubleshoot devices regardless of network location. A natural next step would be the ability to execute ...

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BROWSER EXTENSION INVENTORY/REPORT - ALL BROWSERS

For security purposes, knowing what browser extension exist, is important. This inventory must collected for all browse , Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Opera. This will cover all of the major Windows Browsers. This idea did not get moved over from the...
Garth Jones about 3 years ago in Right Click Tools / Insights 5 Future consideration

Multi-Device Support for Browser Extension in RMS

As a Recast admin, I'd love to be able to multi-select within RMS to take Right Click Tool actions in the Browser Extension on the agent's list or in the agent dashboard.
Christopher Antoku 30 days ago in Right Click Tools / Recast Management Server 0 Under review

One Click Install from Catalog to Workspace

Allowing users to install directly from the Catalog instead of Clicking Get then switching to the Workspace to install. This is one of our highest complaints from users currently.
Nick Oliver about 1 year ago in Application Workspace / User Experience 0 Future consideration

Custom Events in Recast Patching

Please add an option to create custom events, not based on Patch Tuesday. Our organization would really like a weekly schedule where we check for updates on Wednesday, test them on thursday en release them on friday. But also the option to run the...
Tobias Couturier 4 months ago in Right Click Tools / Patching 0 Future consideration

View Dependencies of an Application

Ability to see what dependencies an applications has in the catalog.
Courtney Baty 4 months ago in Right Click Tools / Patching 1 Future consideration

Custom Detection methods or scripts per app

Add the ability to use a custom detection method to better detect when the app is installed or look at other methods of detection and not just a registry key or file version. I believe the detection is already prepackaged with an app, can that be ...
Guest about 2 years ago in Right Click Tools / Patching 3 Future consideration

Create a setting option within Recast Browser Extension to filter out all ConfigMgr Items from the menu

If you are a Intune only Client having all of the ConfigMgr menu items, just add noise to the menu. By allowing them to be filter out by a setting will be more meaningful for those that only use Intune.
Garth Jones 4 months ago in Right Click Tools / Intune/Entra Tools 2 Future consideration

Manage Remote Devices as if They Were on the Local Network

As an IT administrator, I want the same level of administrative access to remote devices that I have when devices are on the corporate network, so I can troubleshoot, remediate, and support endpoints without changing my workflows based on device l...
Scott Erickson 2 months ago in Right Click Tools / Tools 1 Future consideration

Add option to launch CMTrace for viewing logs

When browsing logs for Configuration Manager, it is often helpful to open them in CMTrace tool. It would be useful to allow Right Click Tools launch the CMTrace tool as an option.
Guest over 1 year ago in Right Click Tools / Tools 2 Under review

RCT: Remote PowerShell using Recast Agent

Today, Right Click Tools includes agent-powered capabilities like Remote File Explorer and Remote Registry Editor, allowing administrators to troubleshoot devices regardless of network location. A natural next step would be the ability to execute ...
Scott Erickson 2 months ago in Right Click Tools / Tools 0 In Progress