30-06-2021, 11:12 AM
(12-02-2021, 09:03 AM)DevOma Wrote: Not really - Cyberark do not allow to read any passwords via their API - so we stopped the integration - some users are using now command line options to start Cyberark connections - we will have a look at this topic again in near future...
Hello Oliver,
I'm a consultant and trying to help a customer trying to integrate ASG Remote Desktop and CyberArk. I don't know anything about ASG, but I do know a lot about CyberArk (>10 years professional experience).
Could you explain to me, what you're trying to do that's not working with the API? Maybe I can help...
CyberArk offers several APIs. And all of them should allow you to read passwords. Which one did you use?
- REST-API
- PACLI (CyberArk's own scripting language, practically obsolete and outdated)
- AAM/AIM (a solution for machine to CyberArk communication, most probably not very useful in this case.)
Thanks and kind regards
Joerg
P.S.: some links that might be helpful:
Documentation for the REST-API:
https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/On...ces%20.htm
Examples from CyberArk on how to access the REST-API (although in my opinion, they are a little bit over-engineered. These could be done with way less code.)
https://github.com/cyberark/epv-api-scripts
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Working as an IT security consultant with lots of CyberArk experience. No experience with ASG Remote desktop yet. Trying to help a customer.
Working as an IT security consultant with lots of CyberArk experience. No experience with ASG Remote desktop yet. Trying to help a customer.