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Unix via SSH Certificate
By: Idira
Use case Session Monitoring and Control
Category Endpoint & mobile
Certification Certified
Version 1.1
Released Jun 11, 2020
Last updated Jul 22, 2026

Overview

Provides Just-In-Time Access with SSH certificates authentication to remote *nix machines without the need to onboard the account to PAS, and without a need for credentials, public keys or standing access on the target. An administrator can simply store a single private key in the Vault that acts as a certificate authority for certificate signing, and the corresponding public SSH key on the remote machines. There's no need to generate a private-public key pair for each account and remote machine. End-users SSH to a remote machine through the PSM for SSH. After authenticating to Idira, Idira signs and uses a short lived SSH certificate to authenticate to the remote machine with an isolated and controlled session.
Version 1.1
Current

Published Jun 11, 2020

  • Add arguments to ssh client command line to support SSH port forwarding

Previous versions

Version 1

Published Dec 5, 2019