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This article shows the process for adding a new resource in Password Manager Pro with the necessary options for configuring remote password resets on Windows servers for domain accounts on that resource and then adding AD accounts to the existing Domain Resource, as well as adding service accounts for automatic password resets. A 'resource' is any server, application, network device or an appliance that contains user accounts and passwords. Download zip 7 for mac. It is possible to do remote password resets on non-Windows servers, but this article will only cover Windows.

Add Service Accounts for Automatic Password Resets

1. Add a new inbound firewall rules on the Windows server for 172.18.1.87 for TCP on ports 135 and 445.

2. Add your IT group's password change service account (e.g., cts-pmpro-s) as well as the PMP service account (pmpro-s) to the local admin group on the Windows server.

3. In the Password Manager Pro console, click Add Resource and select Add Manually:

4. Complete the information to be added for the resource, including:

A descriptive Resource Name - This name uniquely identifies a resource in PMP and therefore, must be distinct, as no two resources can have the same name. This field is mandatory as its value is used by PMP to identify the resources while performing various operations including password management.
DNS Name / IP Address - Although this field is not a requisite for adding a resource, it is mandatory to have a valid DNS name or IP address to perform remote operations like remote password reset, account discovery and one-click login.
Resource Type - Choose the type of your resource from the drop-down menu (the default value will be 'Windows'). Based on the resource type, PMP uses unique procedures for password resets. For example, the password reset mechanism of Windows is not the same as that of Linux or Mac. This field also helps to organize your resources based on their type. You can also add a custom resource type by clicking the Add New option beside this field. You can enter a customized resource type in the next screen, such as an App or a printer (as mentioned earlier, anything that has a username and a password can be a resource! ), and then click the Add button as shown below.
Group Name - Choose the name of the group you want to add this resource into, from the drop-down menu. For example, you can add all the Windows servers or Linux servers to a single resource group. You can also add a new group here by clicking the Add New option, giving a group name and clicking Add, and then choosing the same from the drop-down. Otherwise, you can leave this field to the default value (Default Group).
Domain Name - useAD.UWM.EDU for Windows servers on the AD
Password Policy - When PMP randomly generates passwords for accounts, they will be in compliance to the policy you choose here.

Then, click Save in order to add the resource.

5. The server resource should now appear in the resources list:

Share the Resource

1. In order for others to interact with a resource, you will need to share the resource with individual users in your unit or with an AD group. Sharing with a group is recommended. Select the resource then under Resource Actions for the resource, click Share With User Groups:

2. Find the group you want to share your resource with and click the Grant button:

If the group you would like to share with is not listed, please contact IAM at iam-support@uwm.edu.

Add AD Accounts to the Domain Resource

This process will show you how to add an AD account to the existing Domain Resource in Password Manager Pro.

1. Under Resources, click the Domain Resource item (for example, AD - Domain Resource - IAM or AD - Domain Resource - ITAI or AD - Domain Resource - CTS, depending on your area):

2. Once you are viewing the Domain Resource, click the Add button:

3. Enter the information for the account and then check the box next to Configure password reset for associated service accounts, scheduled tasks, IIS AppPool accounts and IIS web.config. Also, add any resource groups that contain resources that use the account:

4. Check the boxes for items in which you'd like password resets to be performed as well as which should be restarted upon password resets. Then, click the Add button:

5. You may continue adding additional accounts or click Save to finish:

6. The account should now appear in the list of accounts in the Domain Resource. Verify that the password is in sync by clicking the Account Actions drop-down on the account and selecting Verify Password:

7. If everything is correct, you should see a Password is in sync message:

Add Service Accounts for Automatic Password Resets

This process will show you how to add service accounts to automatically reset their passwords on the resource when the account password is changed.

1. In the Domain Resource account list, check the box next to the service account and click the Service Accounts button:

2. Click on Supported Service Accounts, then click the Fetch Now button:

3. You will see a list of Resources using the account and what service is using it. Click OK.

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Privileged Password Management With Password Manager Pro

Store & organize all your privileged identities in a centralized vault.

Securely share administrative passwords with the members of your team on need basis.

Automatically reset the passwords of servers, databases, network devices and other resources.

Control access to IT resources and applications based on roles and job responsibilities.

Launch direct connection to remote IT resources, websites and applications.

Video record & audit all privileged access, get complete record of all actions.

World's Largest Organizations Rely on Password Manager Pro

The IT divisions of some of the World's largest organizations and Fortune 500 companies rely on Password Manager Pro to control access to their IT infrastructure. Over 300,000 IT admins and end users log in to Password Manager Pro on a typical day and manage millions of privileged passwords.

Highlights of Password Manager Pro

Password Storage, Management & Workflow

Password Sharing, User Provisioning & Management

Remote Password Reset

Privileged Session Management, Remote Access & Auto Logon

Audit, Compliance & Reports

Secure and Enterprise Ready

Disaster Recovery & High Availability

Success Stories
Customer Voice
Alliances
Product Reviews
Magazine Articles
White Papers
Advisory

Password Manager Pro has earned the business and goodwill of scores of customers worldwide. Its deployment has immensely benefitted businesses in many ways. The following are a few samples:

'The automated, policy-driven password management provided by Password Manager Pro has made us realize how inefficient and insecure the traditional 'excel sheet storage' approach was. Usage of Password Manager Pro is certainly the best practice approach for us.'

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ManageEngine has partnered with PhoneFactor, the leading global provider of phone-based two-factor authentication, to enable simple, effective two-factor security for Password Manager Pro. ManageEngine is a PhoneFactor Alliance Partner and offers seamless integration with PhoneFactor's authentication services.

ManageEngine has forged a technology interoperability partnership with RSA, The Security Division of EMC (NYSE: EMC), and has achieved RSA Secured® certification. Apps for mac os x el capitan. Password Manager Pro is technically interoperable with the RSA SecurID® two-factor authentication system.

Password Manager Pro offers a great feature set at a very reasonable cost.

SC Magazine, the world's longest running monthly publication focusing on information security reviewed Password Manager Pro as part of its Group Test of various password management solutions. Learn More.

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What Platforms Does Password Manager Pro Support?

Platforms (for password reset):Windows, Windows Domain, Linux, IBM AIX, IBM AS400, HP UNIX, Solaris, Mac OS, Sun Oracle XSCF, Sun Oracle ALOM, Sun Oracle ILOM, VMWare ESXi, MS SQL server, MySQL Server, Oracle DB Server, Sybase ASE, LDAP Server, HP iLO, HP ProCurve devices and Cisco Devices (IOS, CatOS, PIX), Juniper Netscreen Devices
Platforms (for product installation): Windows, Linux

What Problems Does Password Manager Pro Solve?

If you are an IT Administrator responsible for securely managing your IT infrastructure, check yourself:

Are you drowning in a pile of privileged passwords? Do you store administrative passwords in spreadsheets & flat files?
Do you find it difficult to track who has access to which accounts?
Do you laboriously logon to each application separately to periodically change passwords?

If yes, you certainly need Password Manager Pro!

Administrative/Privileged passwords are literally aplenty in enterprises. Servers, databases, switches, routers, firewalls and any other hardware or software, could have equally large number of administrative passwords. These passwords are insecurely stored in spreadsheets, text files and even as printouts and are shared by a group of administrators.

This traditional practice brings with it a host of issues such as:

Insecure storage of passwords inviting security threats
Uncontrolled super-user privileges
No role-based access control; internal controls become fragile
Lack of accountability for actions
No provision for enforcing standard password practices/policies
No centralized control

Password Manager Pro solves all these problems by providing a secure system to store, administer, and share passwords.

What are the Licensing Options for Password Manager Pro?

There are three license types:

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Evaluation download valid for 30 days capable of supporting a maximum of 2 administrators. You can test Enterprise edition features.
Free Edition licensed software allows you to have 1 administrator and manage up to 10 resources. Valid forever.
Registered Version - Licensing is based on two factors: