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    WALLIX Access Manager 5.1

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    WALLIX Access Manager is an optional feature of WALLIX Bastion. In the digital era with increasingly growing remote and decentralized workforce it is essential to control and audit external access to critical assets thus protecting against cyber threats. Access Manager offers a simple and light alternative to fat client solutions with a seamless user experience: system administrators continue to operate critical systems through SSH or RDP consoles embedded in a web browser. It contributes to reducing the TCO thanks to a seamless integration with existing IT systems and the absence of expensive VPN client. Access Manager is a centralized approach to managing external access which reduces attack surface to a single secured HTTPS entry point.
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    WALLIX Access Manager 5.1

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    Overview

    Access Manager Access Manager provides connection services between web browsers and targets on which users are authorized to log on. Target access is performed through WALLIX Bastion appliances. The connections are done using HTML5 clients; no browser plug-in is required. Access Manager enables also users with the appropriate rights to display target passwords in the browser and/or to copy them directly to the clipboard. Session Manager Session Manager provides IT managers with a powerful solution to manage and control access and to audit user sessions. Only authenticated users are granted access to authorized targets. Audit trail includes full-color video, transcript and metadata. Controls can be implemented to block copy or delete. The solution helps meet compliance requirements by providing a strong security posture. Password Manager Password Manager allows IT managers to easily control and manage their passwords, secrets, and credentials. It works with the WALLIX vault or integrates with third-party vaults to protect and enhance existing investments. Credentials are stored securely in a controlled safe and passwords are protected against theft and sharing with sophisticated encryption. It eliminates password sharing and ensured that only authorized users can check out passwords. Universal Tunneling Universal Tunneling is the solution on the privileged access market that enables access to industrial machines without having to change the usual processes, install any fat clients or change the configuration of remote proprietary applications. Industrial protocols (such as Modbus, OPC-UA, Profinet, etc.) are encapsulated directly in an SSH tunnel, enabling service providers to connect to their PLCs, gateways and other industrial components, while maintaining a high level of cyber security. In compliance with applicable regulations, authentication, traceability and session control are guaranteed.

    Highlights

    • Disable internal and external threats: Securely centralize privileged users and critical systems management
    • Ensure regulatory compliance: Avoid penalties by protecting and tracking access to your critical data
    • Reduce your costs: Control your TCO thanks to simplified implementation and operation

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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

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    Debian 10.13

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    WALLIX Access Manager 5.1

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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.

    Version release notes

    Fixes

    WAB-12035: Fix an issue that allowed an expired LDAP or Active Directory user account to connect to the Access Manager using an X509 certificate.

    Known Issues

    WAB-3929: When the Access Manager appliance is restarted after uploading a p12 certificate or updating settings, it displays a 503 error message. Despite this error message, the certificate or changed settings are saved correctly. WAB-4838: The value of -Xmx in wabam.vmoptions is not proportional to the total memory. WAB-4968: On an appliance with a 3-network interfaces, the AM autofills the SAML URL with the administration interface URL instead of the user interface URL in the metadata file. WAB-5348: X509 authentication is not possible on the administration interface of an appliance. Consequently, it is not possible to perform X509 authentication on an appliance configured with a single network interface. WAB-6129: Users cannot paste using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + V with Greek and Russian keyboards. WAB-8198: The "bastion-change-redis-password command" accepts an empty password, although this is not supported by WALLIX Bastion. WAB-9030: Resizing shell windows in appliance causes crash for curse based terminals. WAB-9760: In the settings, changing the value of a toggle button and saving it multiple times before reloading the page does not work. Only the first change is saved. WAB-11153: SAML Authentication can fail due to missing SigAlg query param with Signed Messages activated and Redirect binding type. WAB-11290: In fullscreen mode (used by default), RDP session can be blurry. We recommend to use a fixed resolution instead of fullscreen. WAB-11343: After changing the WALLIX Bastion API key, users that already have a web session opened will encounter an authentication error when opening RDP or SSH sessions. Users must logout and login again for the new API key to be taken in account. WAB-11785: Service control limit value is set to 10 when toggling iptables rules. WAB-11792: Guests cannot open more than one session sharing at a time in a browser. If they do, they end up with the login screen of the Bastion proxy instead of being connected to the session of the host. WAB-11793: Guests cannot open the same session invite link on different tabs. If they do, they end up on the login screen of the Bastion proxy instead of being connected to the session of the host. WAB-11794: Guests cannot open the same session invite link more than once. If they do, they will end up on the login screen of the Bastion proxy instead of being connected to the session of the host. WAB-11796: When a host gives control on a session invite, the clipboard content is sent to the guest session. We recommend copy/pasting an empty character string before giving control to the guest. WAB-11900: Live audit for guest or host session (session invite feature) does not work with Bastion < 12.0.3. WAB-11951: In TELNET sessions, using the backspace touch visually adds a space instead of deleting a character. This is only a visual issue, the command will be correct with the characters deleted. WAB-11996: The button "Replay session" is displayed even if the user has rejected the recording. Clicking on the button displays an error message. WAB-11997: Searching audit sessions with start date as criteria is not possible for live sessions.

    Known Limitations

    WAB-1473: For smartphones and tablets: The multi-touch screens and the right-click function are not supported. The rotation of the screen is not supported during the RDP sessions. WAB-2035: The deletion of a column does not work due to a GWT limitation. WAB-6600: The cookie-based session persistence of CITRIX ADC/NetScaler load balancers is incompatible with Universal Tunneling when several Access Managers are setup as a cluster. WAB-7091: The OpenSSH server used on port 2242 is vulnerable to the disputed vulnerability CVE-2020-15778. However, in this context, this vulnerability does not allow any elevation of privileges: the user authorized to connect already has execution rights. WAB-7332: The LDAP/AD password change is not supported with RODC (Read Only Domain Controller). WAB-7333: Options to upload and download a file from the "Clipboard" menu are not displayed during an RDP session on a target under Windows Server 2003. WAB-7334: Only PAP and CHAP protocols are supported for RADIUS authentication. WAB-7335: After adding a Bastion, WALLIX Access Manager does not display the REST API version if the administrator is renamed with a name not matching one existing in the added Bastion. This limitation has no impacts on users as WALLIX Access Manager checks and updates the REST API version at each user synchronization. WAB-7336: The authentication to WALLIX Access Manager fails when a password change is required by the Bastion used as an authenticator and identifier. If the authentication fails, it is first necessary to connect to the Bastion to change the password. WAB-7337: Latency issues occur when displaying a large number of files in SFTP. WAB-7338: Due to limitations of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, issues with keyboards may occur. We invite you to consult these links for more details on some of these limitations: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1279409&#xA0;and&#xA0;https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1736594. WAB-7674: Some keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl-W and Ctrl-T, are reserved for Chrome and Firefox and cannot be caught in an SSH shell session. WAB-10219: If the Access Manager parameter rdp.clipboard.icap is enabled, when you try to paste a file to an RDP target more than once, the next paste inserts a blank file. WAB-10954: Slowness can occur in RDP sessions in case of heavy animation like video watching or consulting website with HTML animation. To improve this situation, you can increase the value of setting rdp.input.buffer.size or installing a browser plugin like Stylish to remove the HTML animation.

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    Usage instructions

    1. Launch the product via 1-Click.
    2. Connect with SSH to the instance: ssh -p 2242 -i <SSH_Key> wabadmin@<EC2_Instance_Public_DNS>
    3. Finish the setup of the product
    4. Use a web browser to access the application at https://<EC2_Instance_Public_DNS>/
    5. Sign in using the following credentials: Username: admin Password: admin-<the instance_id of the instance>
    6. After finish the initial setup of the product use the command: "super sudo -i" and provide the password on the initial setup for account wabsuper to be root.

    Please visit this following page for more information on using WALLIX Access Manager: https://marketplace-wallix.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/accessmanager-5.1.1-install.pdf 

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