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Table of Contents
1 Connectors .............................................................................................................................................................................................4
2 Device Compatibility ..........................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Database............................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Firewall.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.3 OS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
2.4 Router ..................................................................................................................................................................................................15
2.5 Switch...................................................................................................................................................................................................17
2.6 Third-Party App ...............................................................................................................................................................................20
2.7 SAN Storage ......................................................................................................................................................................................24
2.8 Tape Libraries ...................................................................................................................................................................................24
2.9 Enterprise and Business Applications.....................................................................................................................................24
2.10 SIEM Security Tool .........................................................................................................................................................................25
2.11 Telecom...............................................................................................................................................................................................25
2.12 Network Device...............................................................................................................................................................................27
2.13 LINUX...................................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.14 SQL........................................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.15 IBM........................................................................................................................................................................................................29
2.16 Avaya....................................................................................................................................................................................................29
2.17 Security Solution .............................................................................................................................................................................29
2.18 File Transfer ......................................................................................................................................................................................29
2.19 Web Browser ....................................................................................................................................................................................30
2.20 Trading tool .......................................................................................................................................................................................30
2.21 DevOps................................................................................................................................................................................................30
3 Integration with Web Consoles / Applications ..................................................................................................................... 32
3.1 Example: SSO integration for AWS management console .............................................................................................32
3.2 Example: SSO integration for access to AZURE portal....................................................................................................36
3.3 Example: SSO integration for access to Google Cloud Console...................................................................................37
3.4 Example: SSO integration for access to Office 365 portal .............................................................................................39
3.5 Example: SSO integration for zoho.com ................................................................................................................................40
3.6 Configuration Tags for App Web Browser service............................................................................................................44
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1 Connectors
ARCON Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a security solution that manages, controls, monitors, and
secures all the activities for privileged accounts. ARCON PAM connectors integrate native and third-party
applications. These connectors use a Single-Sign-On (SSO) feature to connect to the remote machines. The SSO
feature allows the users to connect to servers without entering the login credentials again. Further, they
capture the video logs for all activities performed by the users.
ARCON PAM provides a generic interface to connect to the target devices such as Windows, LINUX, MS SQL
QA, Oracle QA, and SSH Routers. This document lists all the connectors used to manage (target) resources of
ARCON PAM.
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2 Device Compatibility
The Supported Connectors in ARCON PAM are as follows:
2.1 Database
Category Device/ Version/ SSO Password Compatible ARCON PAM Services
OEM Type Change
Database Microsoft 2000 Yes Yes MS SQL QA, MS SQL EM - Local, MS SQL
SQL EM - RDP
Database Microsoft 2005 Yes Yes MS SQL QA, MS SQL EM - Local, MS SQL
SQL EM - RDP
Database Microsoft 2008 Yes Yes MS SQL QA, MS SQL EM - Local, MS SQL
SQL EM - RDP
Database Microsoft 2012 Yes Yes MS SQL QA, MS SQL EM - Local, MS SQL
SQL EM - RDP
Database Microsoft 2016, 2018 Yes Yes MS SQL QA, MS SQL EM - Local, MS SQL
SQL (18.1, 18.2 EM - RDP
and18.4)
Database Oracle 10g, 11g Yes Yes Oracle QA, App PLSQL Developer -
and 12c Oracle, App SQL Developer - Oracle, App
Toad - Oracle, SSH Oracle SQLPlus, App
Enterprise Manager Console - Oracle
Database Oracle 11i Yes Yes Oracle QA, App PLSQL Developer -
Oracle, App SQL Developer - Oracle, App
Toad - Oracle, SSH Oracle SQLPlus, App
Enterprise Manager Console - Oracle
Database Oracle 12i/g Yes Yes Oracle QA, App PLSQL Developer -
Oracle, App SQL Developer - Oracle, App
Toad - Oracle, SSH Oracle SQLPlus, App
Enterprise Manager Console - Oracle
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Database Oracle 1.8 Yes Yes Oracle QA, App PLSQL Developer -
Oracle, App SQL Developer - Oracle, App
Toad - Oracle, SSH Oracle SQLPlus, App
Enterprise Manager Console – Oracle,
SQL tool
Database IBM DB2 8 Yes Yes App Toad - DB2, DB2 QA, App DB
Visualizer, App IBM DB2 Client, App IBM
Data Studio
Database IBM DB2 V9, V9.7 Yes Yes App Toad - DB2, DB2 QA, App DB
Visualizer, App IBM DB2 Client, App IBM
Data Studio
Database IBM DB2 10 Yes Yes App Toad - DB2, DB2 QA, App DB
Visualizer, App IBM DB2 Client, App IBM
Data Studio
Database IBM DB2 V4.1.2 Yes Yes App IBM Data Studio
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Database SQL 6.6 Yes Yes APP Toad for SQL Server
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2.2 Firewall
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Change Compatible ARCON
PAM Services
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Firewall Cisco ASA CX, V6.2 Yes Yes SSH Firewall, App
Web Browser, App
Cisco Device Manager
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2.3 OS
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Compatible ARCON PAM
Change Services
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OS UNIX Solaris 11.3 Yes Yes SSH Linux, SSH Telnet, App
SmarTerm - Telnet, App
SmarTerm - SSH2, App
UNIX GUI (X Manager,
VNC), App MochaSoft, App
Attachmate Reflection,
App OutsideView, SSH
Unix
OS UNIX Red Hat Yes Yes SSH Linux, SSH Telnet, App
SmarTerm - Telnet, App
SmarTerm - SSH2, App
UNIX GUI (X Manager,
VNC), App MochaSoft, App
Attachmate Reflection,
App OutsideView, SSH
Unix
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OS UNIX Turbo linux Yes Yes SSH Linux, SSH Telnet, App
SmarTerm - Telnet, App
SmarTerm - SSH2, App
UNIX GUI (X Manager,
VNC), App MochaSoft, App
Attachmate Reflection,
App OutsideView, SSH
Unix
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OS SSH Linux Cisco SAN - Role Yes Yes Cisco SAN - Role
L1_SUPPORT L1_SUPPORT
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OS SSH Linux Cisco SAN - Role Yes Yes Cisco SAN - Role network-
network-admin admin
OS SSH Linux XRDP v0.9.12, Yes Yes (if this is App XRDP
v0.6.0-1 added as a
dependent
service)
2.4 Router
Category Device/OEM Version/ SSO Password Change Compatible ARCON PAM
Type Services
Router Cisco 7600 Series Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
Router Cisco 7200 Series Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
Router Cisco 500 Series Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
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Router Cisco 1800 series Yes Yes SSH Linux, SSH router
2800 series
2900 series
( eg –
2951,2901,
2911
3800
series( eg –
3825, 3845)
3900 series
( eg – 3925,
2945)
Router D-link DIR Series Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
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Router ZTE ZTE ZXDSL Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
531
Router ZTE ZTE ZHXN- Yes Yes Telnet Router, SSH Router
H108NS
2.5 Switch
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Compatible ARCON
Change PAM Services
Switch Cisco Campus Switch All Yes Yes Telnet Switch, SSH
Series Switch
Switch Cisco Blade Switch All Yes Yes Telnet Switch, SSH
Series Switch
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Switch ATEN Cable KVM Switches Yes Yes Telnet Switch, SSH
Switch, App Web
Browser
Switch ATEN Cat 5 KVM Switches Yes Yes Telnet Switch, SSH
Switch, App Web
Browser
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Switch Huawei Telecom Switch Yes Yes App Huawei HLR SMU
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Third-Party App IBM SAS Server Yes No App IBM SAS Enterprise
Guide, App IBM SAS Data
Integration Studio
Third-Party App SAP SAP, V7200, Yes Yes App SAP Logon
V7300 V7.5
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SAN Storage IBM - Yes Yes SSH Linux, App Web Browser,
App IBM TotalStorage
Productivity Center
SAN Storage Any - Yes Yes SSH Linux, App Web Browser
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Business Oracle Integrated Lights Out Yes Yes App Web Browser
Applications Manager (ILOM)
2.11 Telecom
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Change Compatible ARCON
PAM Services
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Telecom Device Huawei LMT V4.14.20.R1.B Yes Yes App Huawei LMT
Client B Client
Telecom Device Huawei SAU PMS Yes Yes App Huawei SAU
PMS
Telecom Device IBM Notes - Lotus IBM Lotus 9 Yes No App IBM Notes –
Lotus
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Network Device MDS Switch- JAVA 9000 Yes No App MDS Switch-
Client JAVA Client
Network Device Cisco ASDM V9.5,9.5 Yes Yes App Cisco ASDM
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2.13 LINUX
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Compatible ARCON
Change PAM Services
2.14 SQL
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Change Compatible ARCON
PAM Services
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SQL Microsoft SQL 2017, 2018 Yes Yes MS SQL QA,MS SQL
Management EM - Local, MS SQL
Studio EM - RDP
2.15 IBM
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Change Compatible ARCON
PAM Services
2.16 Avaya
Category Device/OEm Version/Type SSO Password Compatible ARCON
Change PAM Services
Avaya Media Avaya Media 6.0, 3.1.13 Yes No APP Avaya Site
Servers and Avaya Servers and Avaya Administration
Messaging Servers Messaging Servers
Security Solution Network Device 7.0, V8.0.0.0 Yes No APP Force Scout
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2.21 DevOps
Category Device/OEM Version/Type SSO Password Compatible
Change ARCON PAM
Services
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The Administrator having Add Service privilege will only be able to create services.
2. Refer to the Administrative Console Guide-Manage service section to configure an App Web Browser
Service
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3. Enter the following details in the field.
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Field Description
Service Type Select App Web Browser service type from the drop-down list. (For
integration with web applications App Web Browser service type should be
selected)
Assign Service to LOB Select the LOB to which the service will be mapped
Assign Service to Service Select the Service Group to which the service will be mapped
Group
Assign Service to Users Select the users to which service should be mapped
Server type Select a tag to which admin wants to categorize this service (eg-Production,
UAT, etc)
(if required)
User Display Name Enter a short name for the user (if required)
User Description Enter a short description for the service (if required)
Description 3 Custom field for service (Administrator can enter some tags in this field)
(if required)
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Field Description
Customized connector This toggle enables the admin to upload connector JSON which helps in
achieving Single sign-on
6. Select the service and click the icon, it will directly launch the URL via SSO, the progress is shown as
follows.
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7. SSO process has been initiated and the credentials are injected in below screen
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3. SSO process will be initiated when the user clicks on icon and credentials will be injected
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2. The App Web Browser created shall be listed under My Services in ACMO for the user.
3. SSO process will be initiated when the user clicks on icon and credentials will be injected
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4. The Google cloud console is successfully launched through Single sign-on (SSO)
3. SSO process will be initiated when the user clicks on icon and credentials will be injected in the
session
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4. The Office 365 portal is successfully launched through Single sign-on (SSO)
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Field Description
Modify (radio button) Select to modify details of an existing App Web Browser service.
Service Type Select App Web Browser service from the drop-down list.
Service Options Use Credentials: This field is enabled if you select the Service
Type as App Web Browser
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Field Description
Valid Till Date Select the end date. This is the date from which the service will be
inactive for the user.
Description 1 Specify the required description 1 (OS Version) for Service (if
required).
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3. Click Create. A window pops up with the following message:New Server Instance Created
4. Click OK. A new service is created for the user. The new service created is displayed in Manage
Services grid, once you have mapped it under a particular LOB.
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5. The App Web Browser created shall be listed under My Services in ACMO.
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6. Select the service and click the icon, it will directly launch the URL via SSO, the progress is shown
as follows.
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8. zoho.com is successfully launched through SSO
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1. <AUN> Use tag followed by website Username field name or id (you can get
name/id by doing "Inspect element" on webpage)
2. <AUP> Use tag followed by website pasword field name or id (you can get
name/id by doing "Inspect element" on webpage)
3. <AUD> Use tag followed by website domain field name or id (you can get
name/id by doing "Inspect element" on webpage)
5. <ASF> Use tag followed by FormID or login button ID to submit form (you
can get name/id by doing "Inspect element" on webpage)
7. <EB1> Use tag followed by button name or Id to enable the button before
click on it(you can get name/id by doing "Inspect element" on
webpage)
8. <EB2> Use tag followed by button name or Id to enable the button before
click on it(you can get name/id by doing "Inspect element" on
webpage)
10. <CUA> Use tag to change browser user agent to Internet explorer
11. <CUI> Use tag to change browser user agent to Internet explorer
18. <SPO> Use tag to show page options when right click on browser tab.
20. <AIPADD>:<ASPORT> When used in website URL , IP:Port will be replaced by ARCOS in
URL
21. <SBU> Use tag to show URL (Use only for troubleshooting and debug)
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22. <SFS> Use tag for JavaScript to submit the form OR call click event of
button
23. <UTY> Use tag followed by number of tab to be send before sending
username and password and when you don't get name or ids of
fields form "Inspect Element". (eg- for flash based websites)
25. <ERC> To enable right-click on browser and it will work with <CUI> Tag
only.
26. <CUI>IE (version) To Emulate <CUI> browser to system IE version, i.e <CUI>IE10 or
<CUI>IE11.
27. <AWB> Use tag to launch new enhanced browser type (Chromium Engine).
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