SPP not able to Discover SSH Host Key of Linux Based Machines

Hi,

Supported Platforms for management are listed in the release notes here:
https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/one-identity-safeguard-for-privileged-passwords/7.5/release-notes/3

If you need to manage a platforms that is not listed out of the box then the custom platform can be used which may require engaging the Professional Service team for assistance with implementing a custom solution:

https://github.com/OneIdentity/SafeguardCustomPlatform/wiki

Thanks!

Ahhh Mr. Tawifiq nice to hear from you. How are you?

So what i and my team members were discussing a new way of accessing all the assets. That we create One Machine (Jump machine) per Team and create their users in it and the team members will login via OI PAM to their machine and access all the assets, In this way the unsupported devices will be accessible. Because only Linux devices are facing this issue, Instead of taking route of Professional services.

By using this route 

• all devices will be accessible
• and even recordings will be available
• when users will login they will only have one machine in their assets list and they can go from this jump machines to their devices

We might face some other challenges, but it still will be better because many network devices are not accessible and same goes for hardened appliances. 

Your suggestion will be appreciated 

Hi,

When using a jump host (Client > SPS > Jump Host > Target machine) then traffic from that jump host to target machines is not captured by SPS except for the screen recording (for example RDP traffic is captured and recorded from (Client > SPS > Jump Host) so it depends on your use-case and what works for your requirements.

Thanks!

Hi,

When using a jump host (Client > SPS > Jump Host > Target machine) then traffic from that jump host to target machines is not captured by SPS except for the screen recording (for example RDP traffic is captured and recorded from (Client > SPS > Jump Host) so it depends on your use-case and what works for your requirements.

Thanks!