| Where Can I Use This? | What Do I Need? |
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- Secure Agentless Access (SAA) portal
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- A web browser that supports HTML5
- SAA credentials
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Your users will log in to the
Secure Agentless Access (SAA) portal to access their
SAA apps. You will need to send the
SAA
portal URL to your users. You can obtain the portal URL from the
SAA Portal page.
SAA automatically creates the portal when you enable SAA and configure the portal domain name (either a subdomain or
a custom domain). All activities performed in the SAA portal
take place after the user authenticates and logs in to the portal. For
authentication, SAA uses the Cloud Identity Engine.
Your user can perform the following actions in the SAA
portal:
Log in to the SAA portal—To access the SAA portal, your end users must access the portal URL
that you sent to them. Whenever they visit the SAA
portal, they are first authenticated using the Cloud Identity Engine.
The following is the login sequence that takes place:
- The user visits the portal by entering the portal URL in their web
browser. For example: example.panwpra.com
- The users are authenticated using the Cloud Identity Engine.
View active connections—The user can view the list of apps they are
actively connected to. They can view the following data:
- Connection Name—The name of the app they are
connected to
- App Type—The connection protocol used (RDP, SSH,
or VNC)
- Started At—When they last connected to the
app
- Last Active—Whether the connection is still
active by showing when they last interacted with the app
- User Agent—The browser used to access the
app
Access an app from the Admin-Defined Apps or
User-Defined Apps sections—The user can select
Actions next to the app that they want to connect
to.
The app appears in a separate window that your user can interact with. If you
did not add the app with login credentials for the target machine, the user
will be prompted to enter their credentials.
The user can also group the admin-defined apps by selecting or . To cancel the grouping, select .
To group the user-defined apps by app type, select . To cancel the grouping, select .
Disconnect an app connection—The user can click
Disconnect in a connected app window, or select
an active connection from the SAA portal and click
Delete Selected.
Transfer files—If the
associated
SAA profile allows, the user can upload or
download files from the remote app.
Log out—The user can log out of the SAA portal by
clicking the user icon and selecting Log out.
