When logging into the Segura® server using SSH, the user will be directed to the standard prompt on the Segura® shell to enter user information and begin a session.
To learn how to start an SSH session into the Segura® vault, access the How to access an SSH admin session into the Segura® vault document.
This simplified terminal only has commands to start a proxy session to a remote device and transfer files between the source’s device and the destination device.
Using the command help
, displayed on the home screen, serves to list the available commands.
Once inside the Segura® shell session, you can use the command list
, to list access credentials, displayed in table format.
list
command
Item | Description |
---|---|
Conn | Device connectivity. |
Username | Credential username. |
Hostname | Device’s hostname. |
IP | Device’s IP address. |
Type | Credential type. |
Device type | Device type. |
Domain credentials are not listed using this command. To access with domain credentials, you must use the following syntax: ssh domain\user@server
.
Replace the<username>
by the credential username.
To view the user access, use the syntax: list <username> --related
This will display all devices that a given account has access to.
Replace the <domain>
by the device, the hostname or the IP address.
To view the domain access, use the syntax: list <domain> --related
. That allows the user to check all domain credentials that are registered on this device and which devices have the same domain as the credential.