PAM components are installed on different servers. This type of installation allows you to decouple the core of the system from the components that provide access. Recommended for implementation and operation in a production environment.
Components
Management server
Indeed Identity PAM Core
Indeed Identity IdP
Indeed Identity PAM Management Console
Indeed Identity PAM User Console
Indeed Identity Log Server
Indeed Identity PAM EventLog
Access server
Indeed Identity PAM Gateway
Indeed Identity PAM SSH Proxy
IndeedID ESSO Admin Pack
IndeedID ESSO Agent
Work scenarios
User scenario
Connection to the user's self service via a browser or Indeed Identity PAM Desktop Console. Domain authentication and second factor authentication. Checking the user in the IdP database. Getting a list of resources from the Core database. Obtaining an RDP file to connect to a resource.
Connection to Indeed Identity PAM server using an RDP file, Indeed Identity PAM Desktop Console or using a separate SSH client.
Domain authentication and second factor authentication. Checking the user of the IdP database. Checking the permission to access the Core database. Retrieving service account credentials from the DBMS to work with media storage. Retrieving privileged account credentials from the DBMS for connecting to a resource.
Connecting to a resource.
Saving videos and screenshots in the media storage. Saving a text log to the Core database.
Administration scenario
Connection to the administrator's self service. Domain authentication and second factor authentication. Checking the user in the IdP database.
Getting, adding and editing system objects. Performing service operations.