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Bastionhost:SSO-based O&M

Last Updated:Nov 20, 2024

Bastionhost supports O&M based on the single sign-on (SSO) authentication scheme. O&M engineers can use the SSO tool Bastionhost Assistant on a web page to automatically call a local O&M client to establish O&M sessions. This solution does not require you to configure a client. This topic describes the clients that are supported by Bastionhost Assistant and the O&M process of Bastionhost Assistant.

Clients supported by Bastionhost Assistant

System

Protocol

Client and version

Windows

SSH

Xshell 6, Xshell 7 and later, PuTTY 0.6, SecureCRT 8.5, and MobaXterm 24.2

Note

Only Xshell is supported if you use a private portal to perform O&M.

RDP

Mstsc 10

SFTP

Xftp 5 and later, MobaXterm 24.2, WinSCP 5.19.4, SecureFX 8.1.4, FlashFXP 5.4.0, and FileZilla 3.66.1

MySQL

DBeaver 23 and 24, DbVisualizer 12.1.9, Navicat Premium 15 and 16, and Navicat for MySQL 15 and 16

Oracle

DBeaver 23 and 24, DbVisualizer 12.1.9, Navicat Premium 15 and 16, and Navicat for Oracle 15 and 16

SQL Server

DBeaver 23 and 24

PostgreSQL

DBeaver 23 and 24 and DbVisualizer 12.1.9

macOS intel x86

Note

The DbVisualizer installation package for macOS Intel x86 is also supported by macOS ARM M2.

SSH

ZOC 8

RDP

remote desktop client 10

SFTP

FileZilla 3.51 and 3.66

MySQL

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

Oracle

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

SQL Server

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

PostgreSQL

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

macOS ARM M2

SSH

ZOC 8

RDP

remote desktop client 10

SFTP

FileZilla 3.51 and 3.66

MySQL

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

Oracle

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

SQL Server

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

PostgreSQL

DBVisualizer 12.1.9

O&M process

  1. Download and install Bastionhost Assistant: Download Bastionhost Assistant from the Bastionhost console or the O&M portal, and install Bastionhost Assistant on your local system. For more information, see Download and install Bastionhost Assistant.

  2. Use Bastionhost Assistant to perform asset O&M: Log on to the Bastionhost console as a Resource Access Management (RAM) user or the O&M portal as a non-RAM user.