Solution
No jump host. No shared password. Every session on record.
Administrators and vendors reach servers through a browser tab. The ZERA gateway signs in with a managed credential, records the session as evidence, enforces clipboard and transfer, and lets you end it. The jump host and the password spreadsheet retire together.
Before and after
What changes
Today
- A jump host with its own accounts, patches and exposure
- Shared administrator passwords in a document
- Recordings in a separate tool, if at all
- A vendor's laptop on your network for the duration
With Inlinea
- Servers as cards in the Workspace, opened in a browser tab
- Managed credentials injected by the gateway; the person never sees them
- Session Evidence recorded server-side and replayed in the Control Center
- Idle and maximum durations, concurrency limits, end session
What solves it
The capabilities behind it
- Secure SessionsRDP, SSH, VNC and Telnet rendered by the session engine in your tenant.
- Managed credentialsStored by the administrator, injected at connection time.
- Session EvidenceEvery session recorded, keystrokes optional, kept for the retention you set.
- Sign-in protectionCredential attempts limited and abusive addresses blocked.
A scenario
How a day goes
- 1A vendor needs the database serverThey open the Workspace; the server is an RDP card visible to the Vendors group for the window you set.
- 2The sessionThe gateway signs in with the managed credential. A watermark names the person; paste is blocked by policy; the recording dot is on.
- 3Something looks wrongFrom Live Sessions an administrator ends the session. The recording is replayed with keystroke markers.
Questions buyers ask
Is this a PAM product?
It is the privileged remote access core of one, delivered inside ZERA: brokered sessions, managed credentials, recording, limits and termination, plus vaulting, rotation and approval workflows for just-in-time access.
Do we need to install anything on the servers?
No. The target is reached over the encrypted private network through a routing device, or as a direct upstream you configure.