Xton Access Manager Product Update 2.3.202109192223
Today we released new update to the Xton Privileged Access Manager software. This update added Dry Run option for Import assets from CSV, KeePass, RDG and PuTTY files and added password spelling option using NATO Phonetic Alphabet.
Added Dry Run option for Import assets from CSV, KeePass, RDG and PuTTY files
The update added Dry Run option when importing objects from CSV, KeePass, PuTTY or Remote Desktop Connection Manager files. The option runs the import process and reports issues as the regular import process without actually creating objects in the system. The option simplifies on-boarding of network assets.
Added password spelling option using NATO Phonetic Alphabet
The update added the option to spell passwords on the screen using NATO Phonetic Alphabet available for Password fields on Record View, Quick View and Edit form when the password is unlocked and visible on the screen (password spelling). Password spelling option simplifies transmitting the password over the phone or retyping the password to the other location to avoid ambiguity with similarly looking letters.
Added the option to override Session Manager configuration for SQL Proxy connections for individual records
The update added the option to override Session Manager configuration for SQL Proxy connections for individual records. The option allows system administrators to choose different proximity groups configuration for records that could be reused by multiple different protocols (ssh, sql, etc) that require different traffic routing.
Use record level field OverrideSessionManager (Type: String, Display Name: Override Session Manager) with the value orap://session-manager-host:port to override default session manager detected from the proximity groups configuration. For example, use the value orap://localhost:4822 to indicate local session manager should be used when connecting to this record using Oracle SQL Proxy protocol but still use default proximity groups configuration for other protocols.
Added the option to query WEB Session Manager version
The update added the option to print the version of the WEB Session Manager for tracking and troubleshooting purposes. To print the version of WEB Session Manager execute the following command from the deployment folder where the application is installed:
- Windows: .\guacd\bin\guacd -v
- Linux: ./guac/sbin/guacd -v
To print extended information about WEB Session Manager execute the following command from the deployment folder where the application is installed:
- Windows: .\guacd\bin\guacd -V
- Linux: ./guac/sbin/guacd -V
Added the option to specify SSL ciphers for the WEB Session Manager listening port
The update added the option to specify ciphers in openssl format used to encrypt the channel between the WEB GUI and the session managers. To specify the cipher list for Linux deployments use -S option in the session manager service startup script in $XTAM/bin/pamsession such as in the example below and then reload and restart pamsession service:
/opt/xtam/guac/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -C /opt/xtam/guac/etc/ssl/session.crt -K /opt/xtam/guac/etc/ssl/session.key -S ALL:!RSA
For Windows deployments, edit $XTAM/guacd/etc/guacamole/guacd.conf file to add the following property to [ssl] section:
cipher_suites=ALL:!3DES:!RC4
The filter for selected ciphers should be specified in openssl format described in openssl documentation https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/man1/ciphers.html
https://www.xtontech.com/resources/xton-access-manager-release-notes/
- Importing Records to XTAM from Third Party Systems
- Available Fields for Additional Functionality
- SSL support for SQL Proxy connections
- SSH ProxyJump option
- Variable Size Public Key Rotation
- Integration with Imprivata OneSign
- Resetting Privileged Passwords
- Session Event Recording
- Silent Installer for Linux Platforms
- Silent Installer for Windows Platforms
- Folder Level Users
- Import from KeePass
- Enabling SSH Proxy in XTAM
- Changing the XTAM Database
- Importance of your Master Password
- Export and Import
- Secure Remote Sessions (Connect)
- XTAM Health Check Page
- Workflows
- Installing Xton Access Manager
- XTAM Cloud Gateway
- XTAM REST API Documentation
- Xton Access Manager Help
- Getting Started Guide
- Xton Technologies News and Events
- Xton Access Manager How-To Guides
- Explore Our PAM Features and Highlights
- Explore a pre-configured live demo in our environment
The software requires about five minutes to install on a freshly built Windows or Linux server or desktop with 4+ 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
Download Today!
Xton Access Manager for Privileged Access Management (PAM) provides complete, control for your privileged passwords, secrets, certificates and documents to meet audit requirements while limiting your risk of security breaches. It’s easy to install, affordable, cloud-ready and offers unlimited use and storage
Please fill out this form to receive a download link to get started today, even on your current desktop or laptop. Documentation is available to help or you can email or call us to request a trial extension, discuss questions and share your feedback. We would love to talk to you.
Website vector created by stories – www.freepik.com
School vector created by pikisuperstar – www.freepik.com