Keeper Connection Manager

Self-hosted remote access companion to KeeperPAM

Keeper Connection Manager

Keeper Connection Manager (KCM) is a self-hosted, agentless remote desktop gateway that provides instant and secure access to desktops, servers, databases and web applications from a web browser.

Benefits of the KCM On-Prem platform:

• Self-hosted

• Agentless

• Lightning Fast and Responsive

• Simple Access Controls

• Customizable

• Works in air-gapped environments

Features include:

• Support for RDP, SSH, VNC, K8s remote access protocols

• Support for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server database protocols

• Support for web application protection through Remote Browser Isolation technology

• Session Recording and playback

• Privileged Session Management

• Multi-User Session Sharing

• Role-Based Access Controls

• MFA Options: TOTP, Duo

• PIV/CAC smart card authentication

• SSO, OpenID Connect, Active Directory, LDAP Integration

• Custom Branding

Video Overview

Keeper Connection Demo

System Diagram

Keeper is typically deployed as a Docker container. The system architecture diagram is below.

Keeper Connection Manager - System Diagram

Apache Guacamole

Keeper Connection Manager is the commercially-supported solution produced by the original creators of Apache Guacamole, the open source platform used by millions of people for accessing remote desktops. Keeper Connection Manager is built on top of the Guacamole gateway, with expanded capabilities, advanced integrations and ongoing feature development. Glyptodon was Acquired by Keeper Security in December 2021.

KeeperPAM Licensing

Keeper Connection Manager (self-hosted container) is included in your license of KeeperPAM. KeeperPAM is a modern, cloud-based privileged access management platform. Learn more about KeeperPAM at the links below:

• KeeperPAM Website

• KeeperPAM Documentation

Getting Started

Ready to get started with Keeper Connection Manager? Proceed to the installation instructions.