Strategy is a tool for RustDesk administrators to update the security options of client settings pages in bulk. Administrators can create different strategies and apply them to different devices.
You can create a new strategy by clicking the +
button and perform various actions on the strategy by hovering over it and clicking the menu.
In the pop-up menu, you can choose to Enable
or Disable
the strategy, Rename
, Duplicate
or Delete
it. Additionally, you can click Edit Devices
to modify the devices applied to that strategy or click Edit Users
to modify the users applied to that strategy.
On the right side of the strategy menu, you can see the number of devices actually applied to the strategy, taking into account the priority of the strategy.
Strategies are applied according to the following priority order:
Each device can only be managed by one strategy at a time. The priority system works as follows:
When you click the Edit Devices
menu, an editing dialog box displaying all the devices will open. You can change the selection status of the checkboxes and then click the Save
button to apply the device changes made on the current page. If you need to modify devices on other pages, please navigate to those pages. You can also use the drop-down menu in the upper right corner to filter devices.
Strategy column format: device strategy/user strategy/device group strategy, or “-” for the default strategy.
Here is an example of the dialog box that appears when you click Edit Devices
on the “demo1” menu. In this example, the device “1981241962” is applied to the “demo3” strategy; The device “1279471875” is applied to the “demo2” strategy; The device “a123456” is applied to the “demo1” strategy; The device “1227624460” is applied to the default strategy.
.
When you click the Edit Users
menu, an editing dialog box displaying all the users will open. You can change the selection status of the checkboxes and then click the Save
button to apply the user changes made on the current page. If you need to modify users on other pages, please navigate to those pages. You can also use the drop-down menu in the upper right corner to filter users.
Here is an example of the dialog box that appears when you click Edit Users
on the “demo2” menu. In this example, the user “admin” is applied to the “default” strategy; The user “user1” is applied to the “demo2” strategy; The user “user2” is applied to the “demo3” strategy.
When you click the Edit Device Group
menu, an editing dialog box displaying all the device groups will open. You can change the selection status of the checkboxes and then click the Save
button to apply the device group changes made on the current page. If you need to modify device groups on other pages, please navigate to those pages. You can also use the drop-down menu in the upper right corner to filter device groups.
Here is an example of the dialog box that appears when you click Edit Device Group
on the “demo1” menu. In this example, the device group “device_group1” is applied to the “demo1” strategy; The device group “group2” is applied to the “demo2” strategy; The device group “group3” is applied to the “default” strategy.
Each device can only be managed by one strategy, and if that strategy is disabled, the device will not be managed by any strategy. When synchronizing strategies, RustDesk records the local and server strategy timestamps to determine whether synchronization is necessary. That is, after strategy synchronization is complete:
At the bottom of the strategy, click Edit
, make modifications and click Submit
. The strategy will be synchronized to devices within 30 seconds.