Keeper Connection Manager
Instantly access your infrastructure with zero-trust security

Keeper Connection Manager ("KCM") is an agentless remote desktop gateway that provides IT Admins and DevOps with secure easy access to RDP, SSH, database and Kubernetes endpoints through a web browser. This is a fully self-hosted connection manager which can be deployed to any on-prem, public cloud or private cloud environment.
Features
RDP, SSH, K8s, database (MySQL) and VNC protocols
Remote Browser Isolation
Session Recording
Privileged Session Management
Cloud Instance Discovery
Multi-User Session Sharing
Role-Based Access Controls
Two-Factor Authentication
SSO, Active Directory and LDAP Integration
Custom Branding
Keeper Connection Manager can be installed through Docker or native Linux binaries.
RDP Connections
Keeper Connection Manager creates privileged RDP sessions through a web browser.
SSH Connections
Keeper Connection Manager creates privileged SSH terminal sessions through a web browser.
MySQL Database Connections
Keeper Connection Manager creates privileged MySQL interactive terminal sessions through a web browser.
VNC Connections
Keeper Connection Manager creates privileged VNC desktop sessions through a web browser.
Kubernetes Connections
Keeper Connection Manager creates privileged K8s terminal sessions through a web browser.
Remote Browser Isolation
Enable secure access to internal and cloud-based websites and applications without a VPN.
Secrets Manager Integration
Keeper Connection Manager integrates with Keeper Secrets Manager to retrieve session credentials directly from the Keeper Vault.

Installation
Keeper Connection Manager is installed as a gateway in your cloud, virtual or on-prem environment. There are several methods of deployment, depending on your requirements and desired feature set.
See: Installation Guide
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