Other than RDP and SSH connections, users might need to establish HTTP connections to their web applications and pages. Secure HTTP (HTTPS) is also supported. The configuration steps are the same for HTTP and HTTPS. All HTTP requests, responses, headers, and contents sent and received during the session are logged indisputably.

You can use an HTTP proxy through a) Kron PAM Desktop Client or b) a web browser.
HTTP Proxy configuration involves the configurations described in the sections below:

Learn how to easily configure the Kron PAM HTTP proxy for establishing HTTP connections to your web applications and pages. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided in this document to set up your preferred desktop client or web browser and enjoy sec

RDP Connection via Kron PAM Desktop Client

HTTP Proxy

Adding a Web Page as a Device

Configuring an HTTP Policy

Creating an HTTP Policy Realm

Configuring Kron PAM HTTP Proxy

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About This Guide

Introduction

Kron PAM’s Role-Based Management Concept

Kron PAM Web GUI

About Kron PAM

Basic Role-Based Management Setup

SSH Connection to a Linux Server

RDP connection to a Windows Server

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 an MFA QR Code to Users

Connecting Kron PAM and the Kron PAM Mobile Client Application

Enabling One-Time Password (OTP)

Using MFA to Log in to the Kron PAM Web GUI

Using MFA for SSH Connections

Using MFA for RDP Connections

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Getting Started Guide