18.0 Privileged Single Sign-On

Privileged Account Manager allows you to grant privileged access to an application and enable single sign-on (SSO) to the application seamlessly.

Based on the information in the following table, you can choose the appropriate method to perform SSO for various targets:

Target	Agent-Based	Agentless
Windows	RDP Relay (Remote Desktop Protocol Relay) Credential Provider (Credential Provider)	Application SSO (Application SSO) For example, you can enable SSO to any Windows server by granting access to the Remote Desktop Connection application.
UNIX, Linux, Mainframes, and Network Devices		SSH Relay (Secure Shell Relay) Application SSO (Application SSO) For example, you can enable SSO to any UNIX or Linux server by granting access to PuTTY.
Database		Application SSO (Application SSO) For example, you can enable SSO to any database by granting access to appropriate database clients.
Enterprise Applications		Application SSO (Application SSO) For example, you can enable SSO to any application by granting access to appropriate application clients.
Web Applications		Application SSO (Application SSO) For example, you can enable SSO to any web application by granting access to appropriate web browsers.