Access Linux targets with IdP username as target user
30 March 2023
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30 March 2023
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zli v. 6.17.4Use your identity provider (IdP) username as the target user for Linux targets. Access your Linux targets with your IdP username as the target user. For example, if your email is foo@foobar.com, this release allows you to access your Linux target as foo. To enable this feature, add {username} as one of the target users to any of your target connect policies.
Important to note: BastionZero will not create a user that does not already exist. The administrator must ensure users and permissions are created on the Linux machines prior to connecting through BastionZero
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