Royal Apps

Hi,

I am trying to setup a template for our Cyberark RDP connections. 

I have set the credential object associated with the template as the username used to logon to Cyberark, but I want to have the /u parameter of the program field to refer to another credential object's username. 

If this is not possible, I want to set one of the custom fields on the template as that then use that custom field for the program field.

Example

Credential object - User account A
Username: userA

Password: ****

Credential object - User account B
Username: userA

Password: ****

Template desired
Hostname: PSM Server
Description: Target address (to be filled)
Credential object: User account A
Program field: psm /u $User Account B.Username$  /a $Description$ /c PSM-RDP

OR

Hostname: PSM Server
Description: Target address (to be filled)
Credential object: User account A
Custom Field 1: $User Account B.Username$
Program field: psm /u $CustomField1$  /a $Description$ /c PSM-RDP

Hope this makes sense. Thanks

Yes apologies was answered in the accidental ticket. Thanks!

Hi,

I have not found a way to use a token for the /u parameter and make it work for a team. For individual use this is what I did.

Create the two documents as recommended by Royal, a personal one containing your credential and a common merge file for the servers etc.

Then I set the account to use for the /u parameter as Custom Field 1 at the connection folder.

Next I set all subfolders to inherit from parent on Custom Field 1(arrow at the right of the box in the GUI)

Next I created the template for the RDP connections. inside that template I used the Cyber Ark server for the address, a Generic Name that you would change on all objects created from the template. Set the credential to a specific name. Then I went to advanced and in the program field I entered the command line like this:

psm /u $CustomField1$@domain /a $Name$.domain.com /c PSM-RDP

Then I set the Custom Field 1 to inherit from parent.

When creating objects this will all inherit down and the $Name$ will match whatever you change the Name field to when creating connections. It works fine for a single person.

Ultimately I would like to see the ability to put that user account you are checking out into a variable in the personal section and reference it like you do in the credentials(With a specific name) or have a variable that can be referenced like this: $PersonalDoc.CustomField1$ or similar(where PersonalDoc is the name of the document you put your personal creds in.