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Hello,
We want to create one PAM vault per user. There is no powershell module to manage PAM vaults.
Will a powershell module be added to manage PAM vaults?
Thank you,
Nicolas Pascuas
Hello,
The module Devolutions.PowerShell should allow you to manage PAM Vaults. The cmdlets Get-DSPamFolder, New-DSPamFolder, Remove-DSPamFolder, and Update-DSPamFolder manipulate PAM Folders, including PAM vaults.
To create a PAM Vault, use New-DSPamFolder -Name 'MyVaultName' -AsNewVault.
If you encounter any problems, let us know
Hi Maxime,
Thank you for the infomation regarding the PAM vault creation.
I didn't find how to set the security options o the new created vault. I checked the modules you mentioned.
Thank you,
Nicolas Pascuas
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It is not currently possible to edit the security options. I will investigate how we could do it.
Hello,
Version 2023.2.0.6 of the module allows to edit the security options of PAM entries. You must create the permissions object with New-DSPamSecurity cmdlet, and pass it the new parameter Security in the following cmdlets: New-DSPamAccount, Update-DSPamAccount, New-DSPamFolder, and Update-DSPamFolder. It is also possible to fetch the current security of a PAM account or folder with Get-DSPamAccountSecurity and Get-DSPamFolderSecurity.