When permissions are configured for a host to only end their own meeting, and they create a meeting, the host must join the meeting at least once before the ownership flag seems to attach to it.

This is confusing for a host that accidentally create a meeting and want to get rid of it since normal support sessions don't exhibit this functionality. (Especially since it still will show up in the 'My Meetings' section.)

If we can make this act the same as a session and when a host creates a meeting, the ownership permission immediately gets assigned so they can end without having to join the meeting once it would be awesome.

currently I can only blank the screen of a Windows guest, which is not very useful as I am a Mac specialist. Would like the ability for the function

Miscellaneous/

'blank guest monitor'

to work on Mac guests please

Close a host connection where the connection is inactive or the host computer is inaccessible and is holding onto a license.

This is something we really need for ScreenConnect. We'd like the ability to surpress pop ups informing users that agents have connected to their machine for remote administration purposes.

As we have added details to the SessionProperty.Custom(1-8) we would like to be able to change the order that the (1-8) show up so that the data is better organized.

It would be great if I could invite a guest who doesn't have a permanent account, to be able to join a session as another host.

The scenario is when I am supporting an end user and I may need to bring in a manufacture or additional support vendor into the mix. With the link or temp login credentials I give them, they can provide the same level of functionality support.

If I could create a one-time use link or login on the fly that this person could only access the active session I request them to join, it would allow me to provide this functionality. These accounts should give full access as if they were a host, however, they are limited in that they couldn't add more guest hosts or modify\end the session. It would be tied to the actual host that the session is owned, in a limited way.

Maybe another option along with that is after they disconnect, the account can be setup to never work again or give the option to allow to reconnect as long as that session remains active.

There are only two ways that I kind of do this today: 1. Use the meeting function, but doesn't provide the proper environment from a support perspective. 2. Create a vendor/guest account, but restrict all their permissions down to nothing. This is not easily and would require additional management and can't be done on the fly.

I noticed that one is able to generate an xml of the currently installed programs on a workstation. I would think it would be universally helpful if one were to sort their clients via these installed programs much like the GuestMachineOS variable. Something along the lines of "GuestInstalledProgram Name LIKE 'JavaX updateXX' OR GuestInstalledProgram = 'Microsoft .Net Framework 4.1' "

The default timeline colors make it difficult to see. A different color would make it more visible, but the only option is to change the view for all users. It should be an option for each user to customize the color schemes used. A darker scheme is more visible, but the names of the users are black on black, which defeats the visibility of the timeline.

Looking for ability to provide seamless support of tablets running Windows 10 or Windows 10 Pro - ability to install/upgrade applications without user intervention on the physical device.

Currently when @Jake updates the current release log the alpha / beta / release link is not updated at the same time. Example: Build: 5.6.10661 Status: Pre-Release (Beta) was released on Friday 4/15. As of Wednesday 4/20 the release link is for ScreenConnect_5.6.10572.5925_Debug.msi Pre-Release on 3/22/2016.