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Permissions allow AD users to open sessions.
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To work with permissions, you need the PERMISSIONS MANAGEMENT privileges (Permission.Create, Permission.Read, Permission.Revoke, Permission.Suspend). |
- Click Create in the Permissions section
User
Any AD user that is a member of the User Directory can be used for creating a permission.
- Enter Name, Surname, Phone number or Email in whole or in part
- Select one or more users
Resource
Any resource added to Indeed PAM can be used for permission.
- Enter the Resource name or Address (DNS address / IP address) in whole or in part
Select one or more resources
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If more than one resource is selected, domain accounts or a personal user account will be used to access them. |
Account
To access the resource, a local, domain or personal user account can be used.
Choosing a domain or local account
- Enter Account name in whole or in part
- Select an account.
Choosing a personal user account
- Click Continue using user account on the Select account page
Time restrictions
For permission, you can set the validity period - start date and time, end date and time.
- Select Begin and End options
Choose a date and time
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If the Begin and End options are not selected, then the permission will be considered permanent. |
You can also set Access schedule. It is not possible to use the permission outside the schedule.
- Check Allow access only option
- Set From and To time
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If options From and To are not selected, then the permission will be valid around the clock. |
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When the permission expires or when the time set in the access schedule expires, the session will be terminated. |
Additional Permission options
Indeed PAM allows the user to view the password of privileged accounts that are used in his permissions.
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