The command contains all the information that is required to log onto the target system through PSM for SSH. The following example initiates an SSH privileged SSO session.
SECURECRT SCRIPT SAMPLE PASSWORD
For more information, refer to Remote SSH Command Execution through PSM for SSH.Īuthenticate to the Vault Authenticate to the Vault through PSM for SSH using a password The command that will be executed on the target machine. The IP address or DNS of the PSM for SSH machine.
If this password is not specified, the user is prompted for it. This parameter is only relevant when privileged SSO is not enabled and the password is not managed in the Vault. This is the same value as the tunneltargetPort specified above, and is only relevant for SSH tunneling. The port of the target machine where data transferred through the tunnel is forwarded. No, but if you are using the SSH tunneling (port forwarding) flow this field is required to be valued with 22.
The protocol (SSH or Telnet) is set according to the specified port. SSH – 22 (used by default if no port is specified) If neither of these ports is specified, the default port is used. If this is not specified in the account properties, it will be taken from this parameter’s value. The connection port used to access the system. If the target machine was defined with a DNS name, you must value this field with the DNS name. Note: Use hyphens instead of colons as separators. The address of the target system in any of the following formats: Your Administrator configures this name in the address property of the account. Enter the name that identifies the group where your target system belongs. For SSH certificate authentication, this parameter can be used to access multiple target systems with one account.In this case, this parameter specifies the address in the centralized account and not the domain server. For centralized account management, this parameter can be used to access multiple target systems with one account, even if they are not on the same domain.The IP address or DNS of the domain server in the domain where the target machine resides.Value this field according to your environment: Note: This parameter is not required to connect through AD Bridge. The name of the account that will be used on the target system. The name of the Vault user running this command. įor details, see SSH Tunneling for PSM for SSH. This is an optional parameter and must be specified when SSH key authentication is used.įor more information about this parameter and the different ways to specify private SSH keys, refer to SSH documentation.įor information about SSH key authentication to the Vault, refer to Authenticate to the Vault through PSM for SSH using a Private SSH Key.Ī standard SSH parameter that enables port forwarding setup (SSH tunneling).įor Integrated mode, use. The path of the file from which the private key for SSH key authentication is read. Any additional characters are not supported. For example, if your user name is then the character in your user name is supported. Your user name may include one character. The name of the user running this command.
The following table explains the parameters used above.ĭisplays the terminal of the target machine on the user's local screen.
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