Xton Access Manager Product Update
Today we released our Xton Access Manager software. Release 2.3.201712311800 adds the following:
- The option to trigger an emergency workflow for short requested durations
- The option to schedule password reset after connecting to a remote device
- The option to request access for multiple selected records
- The option to mass approve or mass reject access requests
There are some other issues fixed and new functions implemented. See release notes for details:
https://www.xtontech.com/resources/xton-access-manager-release-notes/
The software requires about five minutes to install on a freshly built Windows or Linux server or desktop with 1+ Gb RAM and no pre-requisites. After installation, please follow our Getting Started Guide for step-by-step introduction to the application.
Read the product documentation including Windows and Linux installation instructions as well as Getting Started Guide: https://www.xtontech.com/resources/documentation/
Follow this link for the instructions how to update the existing setup: https://www.xtontech.com/resources/faq/updating-xton-access-manager-version/
Check the software pricing, including options and licensing FAQ: https://www.xtontech.com/store/
We appreciate your feedback and comments about Xton Access Manager and also about handling privileged accounts, passwords, keys and certificates as well as sessions to remote computers in general.
Thank you for your interest in our product.
Xton Technologies team
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Xton Access Manager is an agentless cross-platform privileged account and access management solution with unlimited licensing model built from the ground up with an enterprise feature set yet simple, without your typical enterprise cost and effort.
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