To protect your deployment from failure, set up a cluster. A cluster consists of multiple instances (virtual or physical appliances) that replicate data to operate as a single system. A cluster can provide redundancy, disaster recovery, or load-balancing to your infrastructure. Primary site or single-site clustering uses group replication to keep itself in sync. Load
The Symantec Privileged Access Manager Remote CLI (Command Line Interface) allows administrators to manage a PAM Appliance remotely from a client system by executing specific commands and batch scripts. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to create a target device in PAM from the Remote CLI. Prerequisites The target device must be created before
The Symantec Privileged Access Manager Remote CLI (Command Line Interface) allows administrators to manage a PAM Appliance remotely from a client system by executing specific commands and batch scripts. Prerequisites The remoteCLI must be installed, configured and connected to your PAM Appliance Navigate the %CAPAM_CLI% directory from the command line on the client system Tip:
Credential Manager Remote Command-line Interface The Credential Manager CLI enables programmatic access to the password management functions of the Credential Manager. The CLI also provides access to a limited set of maintenance operations. You can issue a command, or a script of commands, from a Windows or UNIX/Linux command line. The commands available to a user
As an administrator, you request a certificate from a third party to secure communication with your Privileged Access Manager server. For productions environments, you request a certificate from a third party. You can also Create a Self-Signed Certificate for testing environments. Generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) requires more steps and might involve a cost.