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title: "How to access Terminal Proxy with a temporary token"
slug: "pam-sessionmanagement-how-to-access-terminal-proxy-with-a-temporary-token"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:02Z
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# How to access Terminal Proxy with a temporary token

This document describes how to use a temporary token to authenticate a session in **Terminal Proxy**.

## Requirements

- Have generated a temporary token on the **Segura™ Platform**. If you have not generated the token yet, see the document [How to generate a temporary token for proxy access](/v4-2/docs/pam-sessionmanagement-how-to-generate-a-temporary-token-for-proxy-access).
- Use a compatible SSH client, such as PuTTY.

## Start the connection in the SSH client

1. Open the SSH client.
2. Start the connection to the destination configured for the proxy.
3. When prompted, enter your username.
4. In the password field, paste the temporary token.
5. Wait for authentication.
6. Confirm that the session started successfully.

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If the token expires before authentication, generate a new token and repeat the process.

After completing the steps above, the session in **Terminal Proxy** will be authenticated with the temporary token, without using local credentials.