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Hi, Please can you give me an equivalent off Wallix but open source?
Thanks

Ilyass KAOUAM
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  • I didn’t find a detailed description of what “Wallix” provides during a cursory search.  You might get better responses by providing more detail about what you’re looking for.

  • Sorry Ilyass, But linking to a page of sales-speak isn’t going to help. That page doesn’t share what, exactly, Wallix does or how it does it.

    Can you provide detail on protocols, methods or even clarify goals, actions or effects?


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  • The problem here is that all of the details of what the product *does*
    seems to require requesting a demo or watching videos, and at that point I think you’re asking too much of the community.  If you describe what you are trying to do, we can try to help.  But, please be mindful of how much time you’re asking people to voluntarily spend on your request.

  • Hi,

    Thank for all your reply,

    here the details of the product :

    https://www.wallix.com/en/access-manager/

    • Customizable admin portal: Fully customize the design of your administrative portal. Determine how it classifies files, and how files are transferred between workstations and targeted Windows sources. Plus, quickly communicate with different target Bastions via the encrypted https channel.

    • Authentication: In addition to traditional “directory” authentications, ACCESS MANAGER supports SAML 2.0 and integrates with all infrastructures that utilize identity federation mechanisms.

    • Multi-tenant architecture & scalability: Ensure that your organization is secure even when using multi-tenant architecture. If a resource can be accessed through several Bastions, you can define and create active Bastion clusters for a clear visualization of exactly what resources are accessible by multiple Bastions.

    • Audit and compliance: In addition to the standard Bastion functionality, the ACCESS MANAGER has its own audit functions, providing an unalterable audit trail of all the sessions it has authorized. The audit log includes a multi-criteria search engine which facilitates searches within script and session metadata and has the capability to fully replay sessions for further review.

    . And of corse log activity users

    For me, In resume I want :
    1. One acces point to all my servers
    2. log activity user (login with active directory)

    Regard’s

    Le lun. 3 déc. 2018 à 18:24, Gordon Messmer a
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    *Ilyass kaouam*
    *Ingénieur System OpenSource*
    *Mastère européen Manager de Projets Informatiques*

  • Am 04.12.2018 um 09:21 schrieb Ilyass Kaouam:

    Look at FreeIPA and KeyCloak. Maybe those tools do most of what you like to get. In addition configure the auditd service which comes by default with CentOS.

    Alexander

  • wow Great thank you

    Le mar. 4 déc. 2018 à 19:23, Alexander Dalloz a écrit :


    *Ilyass kaouam*
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