Accounts tab (partitions)
The Accounts tab displays the accounts assigned to the selected partition.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Partitions | Accounts tab.
Table 115: Partitions: Accounts tab properties
Name |
The account name. |
Domain Name |
The domain name of the account if the account is an Active Directory account. Used to help determine uniqueness. |
Parent |
The partition in which the asset where the account resides. |
Password Profile |
The name of the profile that manages the account. |
SSH Key Profile |
The name of the SSH key profile that governs the accounts assigned to a partition. |
Service Account |
A check in this column indicates that the account is a service account. |
Password Request |
A check in this column indicates that password release requests are enabled for the account. |
Session Request |
A check in this column indicates that session access requests are enabled for the account. |
SSH Key Request |
A check in this column indicates that SSH key release requests are enabled for the account. |
Disabled |
A check in this column indicates the account is disabled. |
Password |
A check in this column indicates a password is set for the account. For more information, see Checking, changing, or setting an account password. |
SSH Key |
A check in this column indicates an SSH key is set for the account. For more information, see Checking, changing, or setting an SSH key. |
Description |
Descriptive information entered when the account was added. |
Use these buttons on the details toolbar to manage the accounts assigned to the selected partition.
Table 116: Partitions: Accounts tab toolbar
Refresh
|
Retrieve and display an updated list of assets and accounts associated with the selected partition. |
Search
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To locate a specific asset or account in this list, enter the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |
Related Topics
Adding assets to a partition
Removing assets from a partition
Owners tab (partitions)
The Owners tab displays information about the directly managed objects associated with the partition.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Partitions | Owners.
Table 117: Partitions: Owners tab properties
Type |
The type of object. |
Name |
The name of the user or user groups. |
Provider |
The name of the authentication provider. |
Use the following buttons on the details toolbar to manage the objects owned by the selected partition.
Table 118: Partitions: Owners toolbar
Add User/User Groups
|
Add one or more users or user groups to the selected partition. For more information, see Adding users or user groups to a partition. |
Remove Selected
|
Remove the selected object from being managed by the selected partition. |
Refresh
|
Update the list of managed objects. |
Details
|
View additional details about the managed object. |
Search
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To locate a specific object in this list, enter the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |
Asset Administrators and Auditors can also generate reports showing more detailed information on the ownership of specific objects (including effective ownership). For more information, see Running an ownership report.
Password Profiles tab (partitions)
The Password Profiles tab lists the password profiles associated with this partition. for more information, see About profiles. You can create a password profile then add assets and accounts to the password profile. For more information, see Assigning assets or accounts to a password profile and SSH key profile.
Click
Create Password Profile from the details toolbar to add a password profile to the selected partition. For more information, see Creating a password profile.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Partitions | Password Profile tab.
Use these buttons on the details toolbar to manage the partition's password profiles.
Table 120: Partitions: Password Profiles tab toolbar
Create Profile
|
Add a password profile to the selected partition. For more information, see Creating a password profile. |
Deleted Selected
|
Remove the selected password profile.
If you delete a password profile, Safeguard for Privileged Passwords reassigns all assets and accounts to the default password profile. |
Refresh
|
Update the list of password profiles. |
Edit Password Profile
|
Modify the selected password profile. For more information, see Modifying a password profile. |
Set as Default
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Set the selected password profile as the default password profile. For more information, see Setting a default profile. |
Details
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View additional details about the selected password profile. You can select the Assets, Accounts, or Password Sync Groups tab then click Add to make additions to the password profile. |
Search
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To locate a specific password profile or set of password profiles in this list, enter the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |
SSH Key Profiles tab (partitions)
Each managed account can have a single SSH identity key. An SSH key can be requested and configured for A2A (account level scoping) and used for sessions.
The SSH Key Profiles tab lists the SSH key profiles associated with the selected partition. For more information, see About profiles.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Partitions | SSH Key Profiles tab.
Click
Create SSH Key Profile from the details toolbar to add an SSH key profile to the selected partition.
Use these buttons on the details toolbar to manage your partitions profiles.
Table 122: Partitions: SSH Key Profiles tab toolbar
Create SSH Key Profile
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Add an SSH key profile to the selected partition. For more information, see Creating an SSH key profile. |
Deleted Selected
|
Remove the selected SSH key profile.
If you delete an SSH key profile, Safeguard for Privileged Passwords reassigns all assets and accounts to the default profile. If no default profile is set, Safeguard for Privileged Passwords will remove the assets and accounts along with the profile. |
Refresh
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Update the list of SSH key profiles. |
Edit SSH Key Profile
|
Modify the selected SSH key profile. For more information, see Modifying an SSH key profile. |
Set as Default
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(Optional) Set the selected profile as the default profile. Once a default profile has been selected, there will always be a default profile (which profile is the default can be changed at any time, but a default profile will always be needed for the partition). The only way to stop requiring a default profile be selected is to remove all SSH profiles from the partition. For more information, see Setting a default profile. |
Details
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View additional details about the selected SSH key profile, including the associated assets, accounts, and SSH key sync groups. This is where you can select the Assets, Accounts, or SSH Key Synch Groups tab then click Add to make additions to the SSH key profile. |
Search
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Locate a specific SSH key profile or set of profiles in this list by entering the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |