BeyondTrust Password Safe accessing applications
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In addition to accessing managed systems through RDP and SSH, BeyondTrust Password Safe has the ability to access applications. Now that we are almost exclusively using a PAM for RDP and SSH connections, it would be great if we could also use the PAM to login to application connections as well.
Accessing RDP, SSH, and APPs through Devolutions and the BeyondTrust PAM would be great as HTTP/HTTPS logins cannot currently pass through the Devolutions when using the BeyondTrust.
As an alternative, if we could have a method to have a jump server on the other side of a PAM which Devolutions could use like it does direct today. Because more and more applications are web based and no longer require an RDP or SSH login to a managed system, if your organization uses a PAM its something that's become more of a need and less of a want.
API calls are:
get applications; returns a list of applications
get applications{id}; returns an application by ID
get managedaccounts/{accountid}/applications; returns a list of apps for a managed account
All Comments (5)
Hello,
We already have a ticket opened to support applications, since other users also manifested their interest.
We'll link your post to the ticket and keep you updated on the progress.
Regards
Jonathan Del Signore
Thank you sir! I have our company hooked on Devolutions for RDP and SSH, and adding Password Safe applications to help facilitate HTTP/HTTPS web apps through the PAM would be a huge plus.
Cheers!
Jon
I would also like to state my interest in this feature!
Following up on the beyondtrust application session type request. If the pplication api session is not so doable, would it be possible to use a beyondtrust session as a jump host?
im trying to figure out how to execute http apps on the other side of a devolutions beyondtrust proxy session. Ty.
Hello,
Thank you for providing an alternative to the request jcbass. The developers have not yet had time to work on this request, but they will add it on the roadmap.
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert