Advanced Configuration

Advanced configuration and custom integration options

Installing and configuring included extensions

Supported extensions, such as those provided by the Keeper Connection Manager packages, are installed through installing their corresponding packages. If you are using the keeper/guacamole Docker image, extensions are automatically installed using the above packages depending on the environment variables provided when the container is first started.

Extension	Package name	Docker image environment variables
Active Directory / LDAP support	kcm-guacamole-auth-ldap	LDAP_*
Duo two-factor authentication	kcm-guacamole-auth-duo	DUO_*
Encrypted JSON authentication	kcm-guacamole-auth-json	JSON_*
MySQL database support	kcm-guacamole-auth-jdbc-mysql	MYSQL_*
PostgreSQL database support	kcm-guacamole-auth-jdbc-postgresql	POSTGRES_*
SQL Server database support	kcm-guacamole-auth-jdbc-sqlserver	SQLSERVER_*
TOTP two-factor authentication	kcm-guacamole-auth-totp	TOTP_*
SAML 2.0 / SSO Integration	kcm-guacamole-auth-saml	SAML_*
OpenID Connect Integration	kcm-guacamole-auth-openid	OPENID_*

The Keeper Connection Manager packages for supported extensions will automatically create symbolic links to install themselves and any needed libraries/drivers. You do not need to manually create links, copy files, etc. for the extensions which are provided within the Keeper Connection Manager repository.

Custom Extensions

The functionality of Keeper Connection Manager can be extended throught the use of custom extensions. This page describes how to create a custom extension with examples.