The time, in milliseconds, to wait for the application window to be displayed. For more information, refer to the UseRemoteApp parameter in Privileged Session Management Interface. This parameter is ignored when the RemoteApp user experience is enabled. Whether or not the application window will be locked on the screen. The time, in milliseconds, that PSM waits for the command line parameters hiding process to finish its operation.ĭefines the behavior of the Lock Application Window process. Time, in milliseconds, to wait before hiding the parameters in the command line. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\Ssms.exe" -S ""ĭefines a dynamic list of parameters for a specific client. The command that will be invoked in order to run the application:
This is not supported for remote devices that run on Windows 2000. Whether or not users will be allowed to redirect their local hard drives to the remote server. If this parameter does not exist in the connection component settings, or its value is set to No, the RemoteApp user experience will apply according to the UseRemoteApp parameter which is under Privileged Session Management UI. No: The RemoteApp user experience will be enabled in the PSM session. Yes: The RemoteApp user experience will be disabled in the PSM session. Whether or not PSM sessions are displayed in a standard client window, facilitating an intuitive user experience. When the user connects directly from their desktop using an RDP client application, overriding of configurations of drives, printers and clipboard redirection at platform level is ignored. Whether or not users will be able to redirect the clipboard from their local machine to the remote server.Ġ – Users will not be able to redirect the clipboard.ġ – Users will be able to redirect the clipboard. In the PSM-SQLServerMgmtStudio connection component, configure the following parameters:įor RDP File connections – redirectclipboard:iįor ActiveX connections – AdvancedSettings. The IP or hostname of the database server that you are connecting to The name of the user logging on to the database server Specify the following parameters on the account: WorkAround: When the editor window is in focus, press ALT+Q+O the Object Explorer window will be auto-authenticated. The Object Explorer window requires credentials. Open Object Explorer without specifying the database password.īy default, when opening SQL Server Management Studio, two windows are created – Editor and Object Explorer. Add the double quotation (") character as a forbidden character in the CPM.
Since SSMS.exe doesn't support the double quotation (") character as part of a password, the PVWA does not support it either. This connection client only supports local database users, and does not support domain users for connecting to the database.ĭouble quotation signs (") in passwords are not supported. Open a PowerShell window, and use the following command to start the script:ĬD “C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberArk\PSM\Hardening” PSMConfigureAppLocker.ps1įor more information about configuring the PSM machine to allow PowerShell scripts to run, refer to Advanced PSM Implementations. Save the PSMConfigureAppLocker.xml configuration file and close it. Make sure that the paths specified in the PSMConfigureAppLocker.xml match the installation paths of SQL Server Management Studio.
Modify the SQL Server Management Studio processes section:
SQL Server Management Studio can be obtained from the Microsoft website.
On the PSM machine, install the Microsoft SQL Server Database Administration Tool. Install Microsoft SQL Server Database Administration Tools Installation and configuration workflowĭo the following tasks to set up PSM for either a Microsoft database: Task
This topic describes how to connect to SQL Server Management Studio through PSM. SQL Server Management Studio with Database Authentication