RDS credential injection for webpage

Hi,

As per the admin guide link here:
https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/one-identity-safeguard-for-privileged-passwords/7.5.1/administration-guide/18#TOPIC-2223662

3. On Asset Management > Assets, you need the following assets (for more information, see Adding an asset):

a. Windows Server asset: This asset will be used to connect with a Windows Application Server.

b. Other/Other Managed asset: This asset (of either platform type) is used to connect with the remote application. It requires the following settings:

• Network Address: None
• Authentication Type: None
• An account from the remote application added to the Accounts tab.

You can just add a new Asset and use the platform as Other or Other Managed which will be used as an "Asset" object in SPP representing the RDP application  then you would use this Asset in the Scope of the Entitlement \ Access Request policy configuration for the RDP application.

Thanks!

Hi,

As per the admin guide link here:
https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/one-identity-safeguard-for-privileged-passwords/7.5.1/administration-guide/18#TOPIC-2223662

3. On Asset Management > Assets, you need the following assets (for more information, see Adding an asset):

a. Windows Server asset: This asset will be used to connect with a Windows Application Server.

b. Other/Other Managed asset: This asset (of either platform type) is used to connect with the remote application. It requires the following settings:

• Network Address: None
• Authentication Type: None
• An account from the remote application added to the Accounts tab.

You can just add a new Asset and use the platform as Other or Other Managed which will be used as an "Asset" object in SPP representing the RDP application  then you would use this Asset in the Scope of the Entitlement \ Access Request policy configuration for the RDP application.

Thanks!