Modern access control for systems you can't change.
Telnet-era applications and old Unix hosts still run critical work. Put single sign-on, MFA, access rules, recording and live oversight in front of them, without touching the system itself.
What you get
Every legacy protocol: Telnet, rlogin and rsh, plus SSH in legacy compatibility mode for old algorithms.
Sign-in handled for users: the gateway answers the login and password prompts with a vaulted account, so users never learn it. Or users can log in at the system's own prompt.
Old screens display correctly: 50 character encodings, from DOS code pages (CP437, CP850, CP862) to Shift_JIS, Big5 and KOI8-R, plus right-to-left display.
Same oversight as modern systems: recording, search, replay, sharing, monitoring and command policy.
Modern access control for systems you can't change.
- Every legacy protocol
- Sign-in handled for users
- Old screens display correctly
- Same oversight as modern systems
Old screens display correctly.
Set up
- 01
Add the system and pick its protocol and sign-in mode
- 02
Choose its default character encoding
- 03
Grant access
- 04
Users connect from their list.
Telnet, rlogin and rsh are unencrypted on the wire. Keep the segment between the gateway and the system on a trusted network: users only ever reach the gateway, over HTTPS.
FAQ
Prove it on your own systems.
A proof of concept runs inside your environment, on the systems you choose, with success criteria agreed up front.
- 01Scope call
- 02Deploy & connect your systems
- 03Review the evidence together