GateKeeper Remote Authentication for
Windows Remote Desktop Services (RDP)
Use your web passwords from anywhere with GateKeeper Remote for RDP.
GateKeeper Remote provides GateKeeper-authenticated access to Windows Remote Desktop services running on a Terminal Services environment. An additional requirement is that users connected to an RDP session should be provided access to their web credentials through the GateKeeper Password Vault browser extensions on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi. This way, users can access all their remote applications and passwords no matter where they are.
Requirements:
- GateKeeper Client desktop application installed on the local machine (Windows computer or Windows Thin Client).
- GateKeeper Hub server application is installed on a server on the same network as the Windows Remote Desktop server.
- GateKeeper Remote Client application installed on the Windows RDP Server.
- IP address or DNS name of the Windows RDP Server is fixed and known to all client computers.
Workflow:
1. User logs on to their local machine using their GateKeeper token.
2. RDP session launches and logs user in using their GateKeeper token (either Halberd hard token or phone with Trident app).
3. Once logged in to the remote session, user launches a web browser.
4. Finally, the user types their PIN in the browser extension and then their credentials will be available. These credentials can then be passed through to the appropriate website by the browser extension.
Now, all passwords that are only available when on the network can be used through the RDP session as long as you have your GateKeeper key fob with you.
5. When done with the session, the user can sign out of the browser extension, or simply disconnect the remote session, or walk away from the local computer to end both the local and remote sessions and remove access to the passwords.
GateKeeper RDP Launcher explained.
For any additional questions or concerns regarding continuous authentication, proximity settings, computer locking, credential management, or compliance, please contact GateKeeper Enterprise support using the Support Ticket form at https://gkaccess.com/support/ or email support@gkaccess.com.
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