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A domain account, see Configure an RDP Start Program. Databases The built-in connection components for databases connections via PSM are PSM-Toad, PSM-SQLPlus and PSM-SQLServerMgmtStudio. Connections with Toad or SQLPlus connection components with the SYS user or any other privileged user that require selection of the role that will be used to connect to the remote database, cannot be initiated using an RDP client application. Use PVWA for such connections. VMWare Administrative Tools The built-in connection component for VMWare connections via PSM is PSM-VSPHERE. You can connect to VMWare machines through PSM in either of the following ways:Connect to a VMWare ESX machine transparently - The user is automatically logged onto the remote ESXConnect to a vCenter transparently using a Personal Account - The user is prompted for their user and password and is then logged onto the remote vCentre machine Connect to a vCenter transparently using a Shared Account - The user is logged onto the remote vCenter machine with the shared account. For information on configuring your RDP client application to connect to vCenter machine with the shared account, see Configure an RDP Start Program Supported connection components Type of Connection via PSM Supported Connection Component RDP ■ ■"> PSM-RDP SSH Device ■ ■"> PSM-SSH ■ ■">PSM-Telnet SSH Devices with X-Forwarding ■ ■"> PSM-SSH Note: ">Note: In addition to using SSH protocol, users can connect to remote Unix devices through the PSM with PSM-SSH using X-Forwarding. WinSCP ■ ■"> PSM-WinSCP Databases ■ ■"> PSM-Toad ■ ■"> PSM-SQLPlus ■ ■"> PSM-SQLServerMgmtStudio VMWare Administrative Tools ■ ■"> PSM-VSPHERE Mainframe ■ ■"> PSM-AS400 ■ ■"> PSM-OS390 Cloud Services Management ■ ■"> PSM-AWSConsolewithSTS CyberArk Administrative Interfaces ■ ■"> PSM-PVWA ■ ■">PSM-PrivateArkClient PSM Universal Connector ■ ■"> ID of your Universal Connector Connect to a target Use one of the following methods to create a connection through the PSM to the target system. Configure a Connection Manager Use the following procedure to configure a Connection Manager to connect through PSM to the target system. Open a Connection Manager application on your desktop and create an entry for the target machine. Give each entry a meaningful name to indicates the target system details. Set the Remote machine address to the address of the PSM server through which you want to establish your connection. The PSM address can be entered either as a DNS name, or an IP address in IPV4 format. In an environment with

Settings only for local accounts discovered by the EPM scan mechanism that was released in our previous version. In future versions, this discovery rules will become the only mechanism for automated management of discovered accounts. Learn more in Discovery onboarding rules. Self service configuration of secrets rotation for loosely connected device accounts To increase customers' self service capabilities, Privilege Cloud enables customers to independently configure the security key at the time of setting up the PAM-EPM integration. See Manage loosely connected devices > Rotation configuration. Configure an IP allowlist You can now view and manage your allowed IP addresses to ensure tight security controls from your machines to Privilege Cloud. An IP allowlist is required for Privilege Cloud customer-side components (CPM, PSM, PSM for SSH, CP, CCP, Secure Tunnel) to communicate with the Privilege Cloud SaaS environment. See IP allowlist configuration. PSM upgrade using Connector Management In addition to upgrading Privilege Cloud CPM, the Connector Management tool now supports the upgrade of the Privilege Cloud PSM component. This upgrade step is now done easily and quickly thanks to the following Connector Management abilities: Indication of a new PSM version Updating the PSM component from the Connector Management service, without requiring any manual access to the Privilege Cloud Connector machine that runs the PSM component Simple and quick steps instead of the legacy multi-step process Indicators on succesful/failed upgrade Learn more in Upgrade Privilege Cloud Connector > PSM component. Upgrade the Privilege Cloud CPM and PSM components with proxy configuration through the Connector Management You can now use Connector Management simple upgrades to upgrade the Privilege Cloud CPM and PSM components of a Privilege Cloud Connector that is configured for proxy. This option applies to Privilege Cloud Connector machines that were previously configured for proxy. See Upgrade the Privilege Cloud Connector

Load balanced PSMs, specify the address of the PSM load balancer. Configure the logon credentials by entering your Vault or LDAP username, according to the authentication process required in your environment. It is not recommended to save your Vault password locally. For authentication details, see Authentication If you do not configure the logon credentials, you will be prompted for them when the connection is made. Configure the Start Program setting to include the connection details to the target system. For details, see Configure an RDP Start Program Configure an RDP File Use the following procedure to configure an RDP file to connect through PSM to the target system. Create an RDP file. Configure the following RDP settings as described below: Setting RDP Parameter Type Description full address s The address of the PSM server through which you want to establish your connection. The PSM address can be entered either as a DNS name, or an IP address in IPV4 format. In an environment with load balanced PSMs, specify the address of the PSM load balancer. alternate shell s The connection details including the target user, target machine and connection component. For details, see Configure an RDP Start Program. username s Enter your Vault or LDAP username, according to the authentication process required in your environment. If you do not configure your username, you will be prompted for it when the connection is made. You will also be prompted for your password. It is not recommended to save your Vault password in the RDP file. For details, see Authentication Repeat for each target system to which you want to connect. Following is an example of an RDP file that was configured to connect through PSM: Connect with MSTSC Use the following procedure to configure MSTSC to connect through PSM to the target machine. Open MSTSC The Remote Desktop Connection window opens. You can also execute MSTSC through the command line using: MSTSC /v: In the Computer field, enter the address of the PSM server, through which you will establish the connection. The PSM address can be entered either as a DNS name, or as an IP address in IPV4 format. In an environment with load balanced PSMs, specify the address of the PSM load balancer. Open Show Options. In the User name field, enter your Vault or LDAP username, according to the authentication process required in your environment. Enter your Vault

Removed from the live sessions list once it ends and the Primary Vault becomes available. PSM for SSH failed to start a session and the following error displayed: PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: ITACM062S Communication error (Diagnostic information: 526) The Primary Vault is down and PSMPAllowSessionWithoutVault is set to No. Upgrade or repair of PSM for SSH failedThe address in vault.ini must be the Primary Vault address for installation, upgrade, or repair. Once the installation, upgrade, or repair completes, the address can be changed to the satellite IP. This requires a PSM for SSH restart. Failed to start a session and one of the following errors was displayed: PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: ITATS023E Safe PSMRecordings is closed.], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [289E [346780c0-b451-11e9-ac33-005056b26b25] Failed to impersonate as user [administrator]. Error: [ITACM074E Vault certificate names do not match the vault address property]], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: CASTM067E Failed routing transaction to the master vault. Reason: master is not available.], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) Verify in /etc/opt/CARKpsmp/vault/vault.ini that the following parameters are set

This topic describes transparent connections to target systems using a standard RDP Client Application Connect to target systems directly from your desktop using any standard RDP client application, such as MSTSC, to benefit from a native user experience. Requirements The PSM server must be hardened. For details, see PSM Hardening Tasks. Connections can be made from Unix / Linux / Mac / Windows end user machines, providing that the RDP client application which is used to establish the connection includes the ability to configure the Start Program setting for the RDP connections. The official Microsoft RDP client for Mac does not include this ability and therefore cannot be used to establish connections through PSM. Use any connection manager or other RDP client that allows configuring the Start Program setting instead. Considerations Before using your standard RDP client application to connect through PSM to your target system, review the following considerations: General Settings for drives, printers and clipboard redirection specified in the connection component level are enforced, and platform level configurations are ignored. Connections that require additional information from the user when the connection is established (user parameters) cannot be initiated using an RDP client application. Dual control, ticketing integration, or specifying a reason before connecting are not supported. Instead, use the PVWA. If your request to use the account is approved, you are able to connect to this account using an RDP client application. Connections made from an RDP client application are Remote Desktop connections, and are not RemoteApp connections. Remote Windows Server (RDP) The built-in connection component for RDP connections via PSM is PSM‑RDP. Connections that require prompting for user parameters are not supported. To avoid prompting for user parameters, when connecting to Windows machines, ask your Vault administrator to set any user parameters, such as the LogonDomain, in the account details. To connect to your target machine using a domain account, append the domain name to the username used to login to the target machine. For information on how to set your RDP client application to connect using a domain account, seeConfigure an RDP Start Program Remote SSH Device The built-in connection component for SSH connections through PSM are PSM‑SSH and PSM-Telnet. To connect your target machine using a domain/NIS account, append the domain name to the username used to login to the target machine. For details on how to set your RDP client application to connect using