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One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Passwords 6.7.4 - Administration Guide

Introduction System requirements and versions Using API and PowerShell tools Using the virtual appliance and web management console Cloud deployment considerations Setting up Safeguard for Privileged Passwords for the first time Using the web client Getting started with the desktop client Using the desktop client Search box Privileged access requests Toolbox Accounts Account Groups Assets Asset Groups Discovery Entitlements Partitions Settings
Access Request settings Appliance settings Asset Management settings Backup and Retention settings Certificates settings Cluster settings Enable or Disable Services settings External Integration settings Messaging settings (desktop client) Password Management settings Safeguard Access settings SSH Key Management settings
Users User Groups Disaster recovery and clusters Administrator permissions Preparing systems for management Troubleshooting Frequently asked questions Appendix A: Safeguard ports Appendix B: SPP 2.7 or later migration guidance Appendix C: SPP and SPS join guidance Appendix D: Regular Expressions SPP Glossary About us

Administrator permissions

To secure control of your IT department's assets (that is, managed systems), Safeguard for Privileged Passwords uses a role-based access control hierarchy. Safeguard for Privileged Passwords's various permission sets restrict the amount of control each type of user has.

Note: It is the responsibility of a user with Authorizer Administrator permissions to grant administrator permissions to other Safeguard for Privileged Passwords users; however, the User Administrator can grant Help Desk Administrator permissions to non-administrative users.

Administrator permissions include:

Appliance Administrator permissions

The Appliance Administrator is responsible for configuring and maintaining the appliance, including the following tasks:

  • Racks and stacks the appliance.
  • Configures the appliance.
  • (Optional) Sets up and uses the virtual appliance for initial setup, maintenance, backup, and recovery. For more information, see Using the virtual appliance and web management console.
  • Troubleshoots performance, hardware, and networking.
  • Creates and monitors the status of a clustered environment.
  • Manages licenses, certificates, backups, and sessions settings.
  • Enables and disables access request and password and SSH key management services.
Table 217: Appliance Administrator: Permissions
Navigation Permissions

Activity Center

View and export appliance activity events

Administrative Tools | Toolbox

 Access to the Tasks pane.

Administrative Tools | Settings |Access Request

Enable or disable configuration for:

  • Access requests
  • Password and SSH key management services
  • Discovery of objects
  • Directory sync
  • Session module password access

Administrative Tools | Settings | Appliance

Perform appliance actions including:

  • Appliance diagnostics to execute a trusted, secure diagnostics package to help solve a configuration, synchronization, clustering, or other internal issues
  • Appliance information and control:
    • The status of the appliance, performance, and memory
    • Shut down or restart the appliance
  • Debug to specify the level of logging and the external syslog server for storing debug logs
  • Enable or disable services including the Application to Application functionality and the Audit Log Stream Service
  • Factory reset to recover from major problems or clear the data and configuration settings on the appliance and revert your appliance to its original state when it first came from the factory
  • Licensing to add or update the Safeguard for Privileged Passwords license
  • Enable or disable Lights Out Management (BMC)
  • Network diagnostics to rune diagnostic tests on your appliance
  • Networking to view and configure the network interface and, if applicable, the sessions network interface
  • Operating system licensing for the virtual appliance
  • SSH Algorithms to manage account passwords and SSH keys.
  • Support bundle creation with system and configuration information to send to One Identity Support
  • Time to enable Network Time Protocol and set the primary and secondary NTP server
  • Updates to install update files (patches)

Administrative Tools | Settings | Backup and Retention

Perform backup and retention actions including:

  • Archive server addition and management for backing up files and session recordings
  • Audit log management to define and schedule the audit logs to be synchronized, archived and purged
  • Backup and restore to initiate, schedule backups, upload and download backup files, and specify the archive server
  • Backup retention and set the number of backup files to store

Administrative Tools | Settings | Certificates

Manage the certificates used including:

  • Audit log signing certificate
  • Certificate signing request
  • SSL certificates
  • Trusted certificates

Administrative Tools | Settings | Cluster

Perform cluster activities including:

  • Cluster management and health monitoring
  • Managed networks definition for load distribution
  • Offline workflow to trigger if an appliance has lost consensus to resume offline workflow
  • Session appliance connection to Safeguard for Privileged Sessions (SPS), if applicable

Administrative Tools | Settings | External Integration

Perform external integration activities including:

  • Application to Application (A2) configuration for application registrations
  • Approval Anywhere service for access request approvals.
  • Email to send event notifications
  • Identity providers and authentication providers to use when logging in
  • SNMP configuration to send SNMP traps to the SNMP console
  • Starling join to Safeguard for Privileged Passwords to use services like Starling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Starling Identity Analytics & Risk Intelligence.
  • Syslog define a syslog server configuration to use to send event notifications
  • Syslog Event to send event notifications (web client)
  • Ticketing system configuration to an external ticketing system or for generic tickets not tied to an external ticketing system
  • Trusted Servers, CORS, and redirects configuration to restrict login redirects and Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) requests

Administrative Tools | Settings | Messaging

Perform messaging activities including:

  • Login notification configuration
  • Message of the day creation

Administrative Tools | Settings | Safeguard Access

Perform access activities including:

  • Login control configuration for user login settings
  • Password rules configuration including complexity rules
  • (View only) Time zone

Administrative Tools | Settings | Sessions

If a Sessions appliance is joined, view, remove, or modify the configuration.

Asset Administrator permissions

An Asset Administrator manages all partitions, assets, and accounts:

  • Creates (or imports) assets and accounts.
  • Creates partitions and profiles.

  • Delegates partition ownership to users. A delegated partition owner has a subset of permissions that an Asset Administrator has. That is, the delegated partition owner is authorized to manage a specific partition and the assets and accounts assigned to that partition.

  • Assigns assets to partitions.

  • Manages account password rules.

NOTE: Asset Administrators can only view the user object history for their own account.

Table 218: Asset Administrator: Permissions
Navigation Permissions

Dashboard | Account Automation

Full control for accounts related to all Safeguard for Privileged Passwords assets

NOTE: Delegated partition owners have control for accounts related to the assets managed through delegated profile.

Activity Center

View and export asset activity events

Administrative Tools | Toolbox

The Toolbox provides:

  • Access to the Accounts, Assets, Partitions and Users view
  • Access to the Tasks pane

Administrative Tools | Accounts

Perform account activities including:

  • Add, modify, delete, and import accounts, including cloud platform accounts
  • Add a tag to an account
  • Add an account to an account group
  • Check, change, and set account passwords and SSH keys.
  • View password and SSH key archive.

Administrative Tools | Assets

Perform account activities including:

  • Add, modify, delete, and import assets
  • Check asset connectivity
  • Assign an asset to a partition
  • Assign a profile to an asset
  • Add a tag to an asset
  • Add an account to an asset
  • Add account dependencies
  • Add an asset to an asset group
  • Download a public SSH key

Administrative Tools | Discovery

Create and run discovery jobs to find assets, accounts, services, and SSH keys in your network environment.

Administrative Tools | Partitions

Perform partition activities including:

  • Add, modify, and delete partitions and password and SSH key profiles
  • Add assets or accounts to the profiles
  • Set a default profile
  • Add and remove partition assets

 

 

Administrative Tools | Settings | Asset Management

Perform asset management actions including:

  • Custom platform creation and deployment that includes uploading the custom platform script
  • Tag creation to manage dynamic tags for assets and asset accounts

Administrative Tools | Settings | Messaging

Perform messaging actions including:

  • Login notification (view only)
  • Message of the day creation

Administrative Tools | Settings | Password Management

Perform password management actions including:

  • Account password complexity rule control (add, modify, delete)
  • Change password settings control (add, modify, delete)
  • Check password settings control (add, modify, delete)
  • Password sync groups settings control (add, modify, delete)
Administrative Tools | Settings | SSH Key Management

Perform SSH key management actions including:

  • Change SSH key settings control (add, modify, delete)
  • Check SSH key settings control (add, modify, delete)
  • Discover SSH keys to find authorized SSH keys in managed accounts
  • SSH key sync groups settings control (add, modify, delete)

Administrative Tools | Users

Delegate partition ownership to users.

Auditor permissions

The Auditor administrator has read-only access to all features, and has the ability to review all access request activity:

  • Monitor appliance information
  • Review everything
  • Export object history
  • Run entitlement reports

On some pages, it may appear the administrator can edit data, but the change cannot be saved. A message like the following will display: Authorization is required for this request.

Table 219: Auditor administrator: Permissions
Navigation Permissions

Dashboard

(View only) Access request and account automation

Activity Center

View and export activity events

Audit access request workflow

Reports

View and export entitlement reports

Administrative Tools | Toolbox

 (View only) Access to all Administrative Tools views and the Tasks pane

Administrative Tools | Accounts

View only

Administrative Tools | Account Groups

View only

Administrative Tools | Assets

View only

Administrative Tools | Asset Groups View only

Administrative Tools | Discovery

View only

Administrative Tools | Entitlements

View only

Administrative Tools | Partitions

View only

Administrative Tools | Settings:

 

  • Access Request
View only
  • Appliance

View only

  • Asset Management

View only

  • Backup and Retention
View only
  • Certificates
View only
  • Cluster
View only
  • External Integration
View only
  • Messaging

Login notification: View only.

Set message of the day.

  • Password Management

View only

  • Safeguard Access
View only
  • SSH Key Management

View only

Administrative Tools | Users

View only

Administrative Tools | User Groups

View only

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