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Table of Contents
About this guide
System requirements
Components
Preparing your environment for least privileged use
Product Licensing
Configuring access to ports, websites, and processes
Installing the Console
Configuring the Server
Installing the Client
Configuring reporting, discovery, and remediation settings
Configuring approved privileged applications
Deploying rules
Using the Active Directory Users and Computers utility
Using the Users with Local Admin Rights screen
Maintaining a least privileged use environment
Using Group Policy Settings
About us
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Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Quick Start Guide
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Contents
| TitlePageProxy |
| Copyright |
| About this guide |
| System requirements |
| Components |
| Preparing your environment for least privileged use |
| Product Licensing |
| Configuring access to ports, websites, and processes |
| Installing the Console |
| Configuring the Server |
| Offline installation of the Server and Data Collection service |
| Installing the Client |
| Configuring reporting, discovery, and remediation settings |
| Configuring Client data collection |
| Configuring Instant Elevation |
| Configuring Self-Service Elevation |
| Configuring privileged application discovery |
| Configuring approved privileged applications |
| Processing discovered privileged applications |
| Deploying rules |
| Removing local admin rights |
| Using the Active Directory Users and Computers utility |
| Using the Users with Local Admin Rights screen |
| Maintaining a least privileged use environment |
| Processing Self-Service Elevation Requests |
| Using the Console Email Configuration screen |
| Using Group Policy Settings |
| About us |
| Contacting us |
| Technical support resources |
About this guide
About this guide
Welcome to the Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Quick Start Guide. Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows lets system administrators grant selected privileges to users so they can update their own PCs, reducing help desk calls while maintaining a secure network. This guide instructs system administrators on how to set up the Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Console, Server, and Client. This guide also provides an overview of the key features and wizards of the product.
For more information, refer to these additional resources:
For system administrators
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Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Administration Guide: Learn how to use Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows. Find in-depth instructions on how to prepare your environment for least privileged use, maintain a least privileged environment, run reports, and interface with Microsoft tools.
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Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Console: Find more information on the Getting Started screen under the Additional Resources tab.
For end users with the Privilege Manager Client service installed on their computers
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Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows User Guide: Learn the basics of using Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows for Windows, including how to use Self-Service Elevation, Instant Elevation, and view rules.