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1. Allow ControlUP Powershell cmdlets to be used remotely

   Currently you can only run ControlUP Powershell cmdlets on the monitors to request / export data with f.e. Invoke-CUQuery. It would be great if this is also possible remotely via Invoke-Command or PsSession

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2. Allow custom color/text of real-time console title bar

   For enterprises hosting multiple groups of monitors for aggregation across multiple geographic regions, some clients host the real-time DX console on Citrix CVA/XenApp servers as a published application in order to use a specific console to connect/work with machines in specific regions (assuming the app is presented in that region).

   Some apps such as event viewer cannot handle loading masses of events over a WAN so being able to run the console locally in that region is crucial. Unfortunately, whilst this works - when you have 4-8 regions and subsequently 4-8 different real-time consoles on screen at the same time it is impossible to differentiate them without using the Citrix workspace app, this isn't foolproof either.

   If we had the ability to pass a custom launch parameter alongside the app such as and/or;

   --color=teal --suffix="New York"

   Allowing the Console to show as 'ControlUp Management Console - New York' with a teal tint, rather than just 'ControlUp Management Console' with the fixed grey color. (Note: most other presented apps respect the windows theme/color scheme, but the real-time console is hard coded to be grey only).

   For enterprises hosting multiple groups of monitors for aggregation across multiple geographic regions, some clients host the real-time DX console on Citrix CVA/XenApp servers as a published application in order to use a specific console to connect/work with machines in specific regions (assuming the app is presented in that region).

   Some apps such as event viewer cannot handle loading masses of events over a WAN so being able to run the console locally in that region is crucial. Unfortunately, whilst this works - when you have 4-8 regions and subsequently 4-8 different real-time consoles on screen at the same time… more

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