HTTP Proxy is used mostly for its auto-login functionality because it enables users to log in to the web page with the credentials being invisible to them and all other users. This feature helps companies manage their social media web pages or other web applications that need a login procedure. The auto-login function finds the text fields on the web page and fills them with the global username and global password values. To enable auto-login, admins must configure these global credentials in the device group properties and then configure auto-login.

Learn how to enable and utilize the auto-login feature of the HTTP Proxy for seamless login procedures on web pages. Perfect for companies handling social media platforms and applications, the auto-fill function saves time by automatically populating text

Configuring Other Web Browsers for HTTP Proxy

Auto-Login Feature for Kron PAM HTTP Proxy

Enabling Auto-Login for HTTP Proxy

Kron PAM- Getting Started Guide

KronPAM - Getting Started Guide

About Kron PAM

Role-Based Management Concept

Kron PAM's Login Page

Using the Navigation Pane

Managing Device in the Main Pane

Options menu

Getting Familiar with UI

User Management

Device Management

Policy Management

SSH Connection to a Linux Server

RDP Connection to a Windows Server

HTTP Proxy

Auditing - Viewing Logs, Records, and Session Videos

Real-time Auditing & Support

Session Manager

Creating a Password Vault Account

Adding Permissions to Password Vault Accounts

Logging in with Password Vault

Password Vault

Sending MFA QR Codes to Users

Connecting Kron PAM and Kron PAM Mobile Client

Enabling One-Time Password (OTP)

Using MFA to Log in to Kron PAM Web GUI

Using MFA for SSH Connections

Using MFA for RDP Connections

Multi-Factor Authentication

Getting Started Guide