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On the Accounts page, the endpoints associated with the shared accounts are indicated for each account, and if the account is used to run a Windows service, this is indicated in the Status column.

Upon successful import, the accounts, endpoints, and services are listed in the grids on the Accounts, Endpoints, and Services pages in /login > Vault. Click Done Importing to close the status page. You can click the links to view the specific items that were imported. A status page appears, indicating the import completed successfully, and lists the number of endpoints, accounts, and services imported.If importing accounts, select an Account Group from the list. If importing endpoints and services, select a Jump Group from the list or select the Do not create Jump Item option. The Import Discovered Items page appears, listing the number of endpoints, accounts, and services selected for import.For each tab, click the i next to the filter box to see which attributes can be searched. You can filter the list of items based on their attributes using the filter box above the grid. Select the items you wish to import, and then click Import Selected.Choose any of the tabs: Endpoints, Local Accounts, Domain Accounts, or Services.Only services that use an account other than a built-in account to run are returned in the discovery results. Services: Shows the Display Name (Description) (name displayed in Services snap-in), Short Name (name used by Service Controller command line tool, Endpoint (system where service is used), and Username (account used to run the service) for all discovered service accounts.

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Domain Accounts: Shows the Username, Distinguished Name, Description, Last Login Date, Password Age, and Status for all discovered domain accounts.Local Accounts: Shows the Username, Endpoint (system associated with account), Description, Last Login Date, Password Age, and Status for all discovered local accounts.Endpoints: Shows the Name and Description of the endpoints discovered, as well as their Operating System and Distinguished Name.Importing items saves them for later use in your Vault. You can switch between the Endpoints, Local Accounts, Domain Accounts, and Services tabs to view the discovered items and import them. Once the discovery job is complete, a Discovery Results page appears. Import Discovered Endpoints Accounts and Services

While discovery is under way, the Discovery Progress screen appears and tracks the number of accounts and endpoints discovered. The discovery process can take some time. Once the scope is defined, click Start Discovery.Use the LDAP Query field to narrow the scope of user accounts and endpoints searched.Click Browse to refine your search by specifying which OUs to target.Enter a Search Path, or leave it blank to search all OUs and containers.Select the types of objects you wish Vault to discover:ĭiscovery of Services is available only if Domain Accounts, Endpoints, and Local Accounts are selected only Windows service accounts are discovered. Enter a functional account that has permissions to change and reset passwords. This account is used to connect and perform the discovery of accounts and endpoints in the specified domain. Using a new account requires a Username, Password, and Password Confirmation.You may also use an existing account. Select the Management Account needed to initiate the discovery job.Discovery is currently supported on Windows Jumpoints only. Enter the DNS name of a domain controller within the environment you wish to scan. The Jumpoint field is required for discovery. Choose an existing Jumpoint located in the environment where you wish to discover accounts.Enter a valid fully qualified DNS address for the domain you are performing the discovery action on.If a domain does exist in Vault, you are presented with the option to select a new or existing domain to discover. If a domain doesn't exist in Vault, you are presented with the Add Domain form to add one.Leave the default Windows Domain option selected, and then click Continue.From the /login interface, navigate to Vault > Discovery.Initiate a Discovery Job for a New Domain Once discovered, results can be imported into your Vault for use.įor more information on Jumpoints, please see the BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access Jumpoint Guide. Jumpoints are used to scan endpoints and discover the accounts associated with those endpoints.īeyondTrust Vault provides a built-in discovery tool to automatically find these accounts, endpoints, and services. With the BeyondTrust Vault add-on, you can discover Active Directory accounts, local accounts, Windows service accounts, and endpoints. Discover and Import Accounts, Services, and Endpoints Using BeyondTrust Vault

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