SecureKey VPN

Online documentation is available at https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/  Launch the VM using Terraform modules available at https://github.com/JETtech-Labs/sk_vpn_terraform  see: https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/aws.html  Once the VM is started, the user must create an initial admin user with the serial console, via SSH, or web browser. see: https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_management.html  Initial User Creation using the Web Browser: Open a web browser at https://< Instance_Public_IP_Address >/. The standard login page will be displayed. To create the initial user, enter at least one character in the username and password fields then select login - the values used do not matter since there are no users yet. Then it will prompt for creation of an initial user. Enter a username, password, and the EC2 Instance ID. This will create an admin user which can now be used to login and manage the system. The AMI does not have a default password or credential, the user must create the initial user and password using the one time available initial user creation process. To login using SSH, the user can supply the VM instance with an SSH key when created or using the Web Browser after initial user creation see https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_management.html#ssh-user-management  . If an SSH public key is provided during VM creation use the following to login: Username: sk_admin SSH Key: <SSH Private Key> The system requires SSH keys to be used; using passwords for SSH is explicitly not supported for security reasons. Once SSH is authenticated and logged in, the user must then sign in with device credentials using the username and password created during the initial user creation process. Note the SSH user is not used as the device login username. All usernames and hashed passwords are stored encrypted on the VM storage disk. Encryption uses industry leading disk encryption and best practices for password management including storing only hashed passwords, enforcing minimum password length and complexity, and enforcing Role Based Access Control. User credentials including password hashes are not accessible by any user. Users may change their own passwords at any time but only admin users may change other user passwords. Passwords must be changed according to the configured password policy which is configured via Web Browser UI under System Admin. SSH user keys should be rotated according to industry best practices. The VM does not use or require AWS IAM user access or credentials. The AMI does not allow outside access users must be created by an administrator and are subject to access control restrictions based on configured system policies. Further, the AMI does not allow root user access, only administrators can manage other users. Only administrators can perform the following system operations: system updates https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/updates.html , manage and access audit logs https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/system_monitor.html , and set system security policies https://sk-rest-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/security_config.html 
System updates are provided for free and require an internet connection. Updates may be performed by a system administrator only. Updates are managed and distributed by JET Technology Labs Inc. Updates should be performed regularly to ensure the security of the system. Technical Support is available by emailing info@jettechlabs.com . Responses typically take 1-2 business days. Technical support may reach out for more information or setup a call to resolve your issue. For technical support contact: info@jettechlabs.com