Connection Component Parameters

1. In the System Configuration page, click Options; the Web Access Options are displayed.

2. Click Connection Components; a list of all the configured connection components is displayed.

3. Right-click PSM-Telnet-Sample then, from the pop-up menu, select Copy.

4. Right-click Connection Components then, from the pop-up menu, select Paste; a new connection component is added to the bottom of the existing list.

5. Rename the new connection component.

6. Select the new connection component, then in the Properties list change the Id of the new connection component to PSM-Telnet or any other relevant name.

7. Expand Target Settings, and then expand Client Specific; a list of Client Specific parameters appears.

8. Select AutoLogonSequence.

9. In the Properties list, click the value of the Value property; the Value edit box appears.

10. Specify the logon process, as shown in the following examples.

    The following example shows a simple logon process that includes a username and password then logs the user on.

    

    To prevent the client from adding a CRLF character (new line) to the end of the response, specify (nocrlf) at the beginning of the prompt, as shown in the following example:

    

    In each line, the text to the left of the ‘>’ (parenthesis) represents the regular expression for the prompt on the remote machine. The text to the right of the ‘>’ (parenthesis) represents the PSM response, including a dynamic reference to an account property.

    This response can include one or more dynamic references. The PSM reads these references in the following order: account properties, user parameters, then client specific parameters.

    To specify ‘>’ as a character in the prompt, use the character code \x3e.

11. Click OK.

12. Click Apply to apply the new Connection Component configurations,

    or,

    Click OK to save the new Connection Component configurations and return to the System Configuration page.

1. Before associating a logon account, make sure that the Connection Client capabilities are configured for a logon account:

   The logon account capability is added automatically by the PSM installation. If your first PSM installation is PSM v7.0, enable the logon account capability manually as described below.

   1. In the System Configuration page, click Options to display the Web Access Options parameters.

   2. Select and expand Privileged Session Management, then expand General Settings.

   3. In Connection Client Settings, expand Capabilities.

   4. Right-click Capabilities, then from the pop-up menu, select Add Logon Account; a new Logon Account parameter is created.

   5. In the Logon Account properties, make sure that the following property values are specified:

   Property	Specifies
   Id	LogonAccount
   Description	LogonAccount
   Type	PasswordProtection
   IntegrationType	Embedded
   Format	NA

   These values are shown in the following window:

   

2. In the Account Details page of the account that will be used to run sessions on a remote machine, associate the account that will be used to log onto the remote machine.

   For more information about adding a linked account to new and existing accounts, refer to Create linked accounts.

3. Specify the automatic logon sequence with the logon account:

   1. In the System Configuration page, display the Web Access Options.

   2. Expand Connection Components, then expand the connection component to configure.

   3. Expand Target Settings and then expand Client Specific; a list of Client Specific parameters appears.

   4. Select AutoLogonSequenceWithLogonAccount, then in the Properties list, click the value of the Value property; the Value edit box appears.

   5. Specify the prompts and responses to include in the automatic logon process, using regular expressions and dynamic account properties to mimic the exact sequence that will be run on the remote machine.

As prompts differ according to machine, it is important to make sure that you write the prompt exactly as the machine requires.

For PSM-SSH connections:

This response can include one or more dynamic references. PSM reads these references in the following order: account properties, user parameters, then client specific parameters.

To specify ‘>’ as a character in the prompt, use the character code \x3e.

For PSM-Telnet connections:

In each line, the text to the left of the ‘>’ (parenthesis) represents the regular expression for the prompt on the remote machine. The text to the right of the ‘>’ (parenthesis) represents the PSM response, including a dynamic reference to an account property.

This response can include one or more dynamic references. PSM reads these references in the following order: account properties, user parameters, then client specific parameters.

6. Click OK; the logon sequence is displayed in the Value property as one line.

7. Click Apply to apply the new Connection Component configurations,

To specify ‘>’ as a character in the prompt, use the character code \x3e.

or,

Click OK to save the new Connection Component configurations and return to the System Configuration page.

1. In the System Configuration page, click Options; the Web Access Options are displayed.

2. Expand Connection Components; the list of configured connection componects is displayed.

3. Copy the original PSM-WinSCP component:

   1. Right-click PSM-WinSCP then, from the pop-up menu, select Copy.

   2. Right-click Connection Components then, from the pop-up menu, select Paste; a copy of the connection component is added to the bottom of the existing list.

4. Rename the new connection component.

   • Select the new connection component, then in the Properties list change the Id of the new connection component to WinSCP-CommandLine.

5. Expand the new connection component and selet Target Settings; the general target setting properties are displayed.

6. Change the values of the following properties:

   Property	New value
   ClientApp	C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberArk\PSM\Components\WinSCP.exe /console scp://{username}:{password}@{address}
   ClientDispatcher	NA
   ClientInvokeType	CommandLine

7. Right-click Lock Application Window, then from the pop-up menu, select Detete; the Lock Application Window parameter is removed from the target settings parameters.

8. Add a new Client Specific parameter:

   1. Right-click Client Specific, then select Add Parameter; a new parameter is added.

   2. In the properties list, specify the following values:

      • Name – The name of the new parameter. Specify CmdLineParmsHideTimeout.

      • Value – The time, in milliseconds, that PSM waits for the command line parameters hiding process to finish its operation. Specify 50000.

9. Click OK to save the new Connection Component configurations and return to the System Configuration page.

10. Click ADMINISTRATION to display the System Configuration page, then click Platform Management to display a list of supported target account platforms.

11. In the platform that will support WinSCP connections through a command line Create a platform, add the new connection component.

12. Click Apply to apply the new Connection Component configurations,

or,

Click OK to save the new Connection Component configurations and return to the System Configuration page.