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    Table of Contents GETTING STARTED ...................................................................................................... 2 USER MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................. 36 TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION ............................................................................. 74 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................... 100 HIGH AVAILABLILITY ............................................................................................... 219 SESSION MANAGEMENT ......................................................................................... 250 MISC ........................................................................................................................... 275
    Getting Started Introduction Contents  Overview  Password Manager Pro - where passwords reside in safe custody  How secure are your passwords in Password Manager Pro?  Documentation Structure Overview In this age of IT revolution, most business applications deal with sensitive intellectual property and strategic information that are critical to the success and even survival of the enterprise. User access control systems are in place almost everywhere to protect the intellectual property. Over a period of time at work, even a normal user acquires an amazing number of user accounts. Still more complex is the work of Network Administrators and System Administrators who deal with hundreds of passwords at various levels. Consequently, it becomes a daunting task for anyone to keep track of all the passwords. Users tend to store the user name and password information somewhere in their system locally or in a central location when multiple administrators need to use the information. As System and Network Administrators mostly deal with sensitive administrative passwords, also known as privileged passwords, which provide complete access to all sensitive applications and data, any mismanagement of such passwords would result in a huge security risk exposing the applications to misuse and attacks by identity thieves. The way out is the use of a secure password management solution that enables secure storage of administrative passwords offering the flexibility to share them among multiple users based on fine-grained user authorization. Password Manager Pro - where passwords reside in safe custody ManageEngine Password Manager Pro (PMP) is a Password Management Solution for Enterprises to manage the administrative/privileged passwords. It serves as a centralized repository for storing user names and passwords of any 'network resource' such as a network device, a desktop server, an application et al.
    PMP serves not just as a secure password repository, but offers a complete Password Management solution. Using PMP, one can store all passwords in encrypted form in the database and achieve role-based access control for users. That is, administrators can centrally create users, assign them with specific roles and define access levels. Only authorized users will get access to view, edit or manage the permitted 'resources' (the resources assigned to them) based on their role. Thus, PMP facilitates encrypted storage and secure sharing of passwords in enterprises where multiple users will have access to multiple resources. The user account information and passwords can be accessed from a central web interface. PMP helps in achieving password reset too. Existing passwords of remote resources can be changed from PMP itself and the changed passwords are stored in the repository. The comprehensive auditing mechanism of PMP helps in tracking who changed what and when, thereby ensuring accountability in multi-member environment. Highlights  Centralized, administrative password management  Manage shared administrative passwords  A-to-A, A-to-DB password management  Password encryption using AES algorithm  Provision for importing users from AD, LDAP and leveraging AD/LDAP authentication  Provision for smart card authentication  Role-based access control for users  Password access control workflow  Super administrator Support  Remote password reset  Windows service account reset  Post password reset script execution  Privileged Session Management  Automatically connecting to servers and applications from PMP GUI  Setting password expiry dates  Real-time notifications for password events  Two-factor Authentication for enhanced security  High availability  Password generator that helps in generating hard-to-guess passwords  Password policy definition and enforcement  Comprehensive audit mechanism recording all user operations for all resources  Informative reports. Provision for creating custom reports, which helps in meeting regulatory compliance requirements
     Tools for scheduled backup of database and disaster recovery  Provision for storing the passwords for personal use such as Email account information, Credit Card Numbers, PIN etc.  Access from anywhere through web browser  Anytime, anywhere access through mobile app How secure are your passwords in Password Manager Pro? Ensuring the secure storage of passwords and offering high defense against intrusion are the mandatory requirements of PMP. The following measures ensure the high level security for the passwords:  Passwords entered are encrypted using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and stored in the Database. So, hacking of passwords from the database, is highly improbable. AES has been adopted as an encryption standard by the U.S. Government  Role-based, fine-grained user authentication mechanism ensures that the users are allowed to view the passwords based on the authorization provided  All transactions through the PMP browser take place through HTTPS Refer to Security Specifications document for more details. Documentation Structure This Help Documentation contains two parts:  Installation & Getting Started provides information on how to install PMP, how to connect Web Interface and start working with the solution  Working with Password Manager Pro provides information about the workflow in PMP. The subsequent topics provide information on the arrangement of the various tabs in PMP Web Interface through which various Password Management operations could be performed. This also deals with the pre-requisite browser settings and important terminologies used in the product.
    Installation & Getting Started Contents  Overview  Prerequisite  System Requirements  Installing Password Manager Pro   In Windows In Linux  Starting and Shutting Down   In Windows In Linux  Connecting Web Interface  Using MS SQL Server as Backend  Migrating data from MySQL to MS SQL Server in PMP  Quick Start Guide  Managing PMP Encryption Key  Ports Used by Password Manager Pro  Licensing  Moving PMP Installation from One Machine to Another / Within Same Machine  MSP Edition Overview Welcome to ManageEngine Password Manager Pro! This section provides information on how to install Password Manager Pro (PMP) in your system. This section also deals with the system requirements for PMP, how to install the solution, how to start and shutdown and how to connect web interface after successfully starting the server. Prerequisite Software There is no prerequisite software installation required to use PMP. The standard system (hardware and software) requirements as mentioned below plus an external mail server (SMTP server) are essential for the functioning of PMP server and to send various notifications to users.
    System Requirements Following table provides the minimum hardware and software configuration required by PMP: Hardware Operating systems Web Interface Processor Windows  1.8 GHz Pentium® processor RAM  2 GB Hard Disk  200 MB for product  10 GB for database  Windows 2000 Server / Professional  Windows Server 2003  Windows Server 2008  Windows Server 2008 R2  Windows Server 2012  Windows Server 2012 R2  Windows XP Professional  Windows Vista  Windows 7  Windows 8 Linux  Ubuntu 9.x and above  CentOS 4.4 & above  Red Hat Linux 9.0  Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3, 5.4, 5.5  PMP normally works well with any flavor of Linux Note: Password Manager Pro can be run on VMs of the above operating systems HTML client requires one of the following browsers** to be installed in the system:  IE 7 and above (on Windows)  Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (on Windows, Linux and Mac) ** PMP is optimized for 1280 x 800 resolution and above. Database  PostgreSQL 9.2.4, bundled with the product.  Supports MySQL and MS SQL Server 2005 and above also. SQL server should be installed in Windows 2003 Server and above.
    Components of PMP PMP consists of the following components:  The PMP server  PMP agent that helps in connecting to remote resources  PostgreSQL 9.2.1 bundled with PMP. It runs as a separate process. It accepts connections only from the host in which it is running and is not visible externally Installing PMP In Windows  Download and execute ManageEngine_PMP.exe  The installation wizard will guide you through the installation process  Choose an installation directory - by default, it will be installed in C:/ManageEngine/PMP; Henceforth, this installation directory path shall be referred as "PMP_Home"  In the final step, you will see two check-boxes - one for viewing ReadMe file and the other one for starting the server immediately after installation; if you choose to start the server immediately, it will get started in the background.  If you choose to start the server later, after installation, you can start it from the Start >> Programs >> ManageEngine Password Manager Promenu  From the Start Menu, you can perform other actions such as stopping the server and uninstalling the product In Linux  Download ManageEngine_PMP.bin for linux  Assign executable permission using command chmod a+x  Execute the following command: ./  Follow the instructions as they appear on the screen  PMP is installed in your machine in the desired location. Henceforth, this installation directory path shall be referred as "PMP_Home".
    Starting & Shutting Down PMP In Windows Using Start Menu Using Tray Icon From Start >> Programs >> Password Once you installed PMP, in the windows tray area Manager Pro menu, you can do the on the far right end of your task bar, you will find following: Start PMP service Stop PMP service Launch Tray Icon View Help Documentation Uninstall the product In Linux the for PMP. Right click the tray icon and click the desired operation Start PMP Service Stop PMP Service PMP web console Installing as Startup Service Starting & Stopping the Server as Service Login as root user To Start PMP as a service in Linux Open a console and navigate to/bin directory Login as root user Execute /etc/rc.d/init.d/pmp-service Execute "sh pmp.sh install" (In Ubuntu, start execute as "bash pmp.sh install") PMP server runs in the background as To uninstall, execute the script "sh pmp.sh remove" service To Stop PMP Server started as service in Linux Execute /etc/rc.d/init.d/pmp-service stop(as root user) Connecting Web Interface Automatic Browser Launch Once the server is started successfully, a browser is automatically launched with the PMP login screen. As the connection is through HTTPS, you will be prompted to accept security certificate. Hit 'Yes' and then type the user name and password in the login screen and press Enter. For an unconfigured setup, the default user name and password will be admin
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