JumpServer Client is a desktop application installed on the user’s workstation to simplify connecting to target systems. Its installation is optional — all basic features are also available through the web interface.
This article includes examples of applications supported in the
Windows
version.
On macOS and
Linux, a different
set of applications is available.
Important: All session monitoring features, SSH command blocking, SQL query logging and filtering, and file transfer in RDP and SFTP are fully supported and work exactly the same as when connecting through the web interface.
While in the JumpServer web terminal, open the menu:
Help →
Download
Choose the appropriate version for your operating system and install it.
Launch JumpServer Client — you will see the login window. Enter the address of your JumpServer instance, and the list of available target systems will appear.
In the upper-right corner, click the gear icon to open the client settings.
Here you can specify the paths to locally installed applications for different session types — for example, PuTTY or MobaXterm for SSH — so that JumpServer can launch connections through those applications.
Note: You must both specify the correct application
path and enable its
usage
(the green toggle switch next to the application name).
Similarly, you can configure local database clients that will be used for DB connections:
With these settings:
DBeaver will automatically launch for Oracle and PostgreSQL connections
SQL Server Management Studio will launch for SQL Server connections
To start a session directly from JumpServer Client:
Click the desired connection.
Select the protocol and the account (credential) to be used for authentication.
You can also start sessions from the
JumpServer web interface by selecting
SSH Client,
DB Client, or
SFTP Client when
launching a session:
Note: During the first connection attempt, your browser will likely display a security prompt asking permission to open an external application. You must allow this.
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Training is conducted online, according to a pre-agreed plan, and includes mandatory practical knowledge verification with the issuance of personalized certificates (upon successful exam completion).
Visit our channel on YouTube with video tutorials covering the configuration of all JumpServer PAM sections. The videos are in Russian and are updated with each new release.
The idea of implementing a complex but business-critical PAM system can be intimidating due to the perceived complexity of setup, administrator and security team training, and changes to account management processes.
To make the deployment and configuration of JumpServer Community Edition comfortable, and to ensure you can always rely on professional assistance, AFI Distribution offers an annual technical support subscription.
The support package priced at 1.5 million RUB per JumpServer Community Edition instance (with no limits on the number of users or target systems) includes everything required to use PAM: