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ssh local tunnel (-L)

achinayoung_wau over 1 year ago

Does PAM support local SSH tunnels (i.e. -L)? If so, how to make it work?

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0 Liam O Dowd over 1 year ago

Hi,

Could you provide some more information on the use case and what you would like to achieve
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0 achinayoung_wau over 1 year ago in reply to Liam O Dowd

We have desktop users who use TOAD to connect to the Oracle database through a local tunnel. We have PAM solutions for SSH and SCP/SFTP and are hoping we can use PAM to protect this resource as well.
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0 Liam O Dowd over 1 year ago in reply to achinayoung_wau

Hi do you mean

https://www.netiq.com/documentation/privileged-account-manager-43/npam_admin/data/t4dyuxt992an.html

Database Access Through Privileged Account Manager Proxy#
You can use this feature to protect a database by controlling and monitoring the activities of the users who connect to the database through database connector. A database connector acts as a proxy between the user’s database client and the database server. This Privileged Account Manager proxy IP address and port number must be communicated to the user to whom you are providing access.
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0 achinayoung_wau over 1 year ago in reply to Liam O Dowd

Thanks. I will look into this.
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