The Endpoint Central-PAM360 integration empowers administrators with advanced privilege elevation and delegation management. This functionality enables effective oversight of resources on organizational endpoints. Using crafted rules, administrators can identify and manage privileged users, accounts, and resources across PAM360 resources.
By default, users assigned the Privileged Administrator and Administrator roles can configure and manage Endpoint Central in PAM360. Alternatively, you can grant these same responsibilities to users by creating a custom role with the Manage Endpoint Central privilege enabled. Users assigned this custom role will be able to configure and manage Endpoint Central via PAM360.
To integrate PAM360 with Endpoint Central, it is necessary to generate an API Key from Endpoint Central. To generate the authentication token, perform the steps that follow:
To ensure the expected functionality and perform endpoint privilege management capabilities via the PAM360 environment, configuring Endpoint Central & PAM360 is necessary. To do so:
Note: Once configured, you can also edit the above details using the Edit Configuration button present at the top pane of the left Endpoint Central column.
Encountering difficulties while configuring or managing Endpoint Central in PAM360 can result from various factors. It is essential to address these issues to ensure effective and efficient utilization of the Endpoint Central feature.
If a user attempts to manage Endpoint Central via PAM360 but lacks a corresponding privileged role in Endpoint Central, issues may arise. Users should possess similar privileged roles in both platforms to access and manage Endpoint Central seamlessly.
Configuration or management of Endpoint Central without the appropriate privileges can lead to unauthorized access attempts. Users should be granted the necessary privileges to avoid encountering issues while configuring or managing Endpoint Central within PAM360.
Changing the API Key/Authentication Token on either server disrupts the functionality of the Endpoint Central-PAM360 integration. This is because the previously generated authentication token becomes invalid. To ensure smooth operation, it is essential to update the configuration with the newly generated API key/authentication token in the corresponding server.
If a user attempting to access Endpoint Central does not have the same username as in PAM360, issues may arise. Consistency in usernames across platforms is necessary to facilitate seamless access and utilization of Endpoint Central functionalities.
Addressing these potential failure scenarios comprehensively ensures the effective and efficient deployment and usage of Endpoint Central within PAM360, enhancing overall security management capabilities.
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