Welcome to AD Bridge
What is AD Bridge?
BeyondTrust AD Bridge allows your organization to extend Microsoft Active Directory authentication, single sign-on capabilities, and Group Policy configuration management to Unix and Linux systems.
How is AD Bridge useful?
AD Bridge has these core features:
- Active Directory authentication: Access Unix and Linux environments using Active Directory credentials, single sign-on, LDAP, and smart card authentication.
- Group policy extension: Extend native group policy management capabilities to include specific group policy settings for Unix and Linux.
- Auditing and reporting: Audit events in real time and leverage a centralized and secure reporting module with many built-in, regulatory-specific reports.
- Access control: Control access to non-Windows systems by defining which users are permitted to log on to which systems via Active Directory and policy.
- Consolidated identity directories: Migrate from multiple authentication mechanisms, identities, and directories to a single AD-based infrastructure for all systems and users.
- Simplified identity management: Provide a single point of control for managing employee, partner, and third-party authentication.
- Extended Unix/Linux platform support: Enable a wide range of Unix and Linux systems, including RedHat, Solaris, Ubuntu and others, by connecting them with Active Directory.
How do I get started with AD Bridge?
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