Options
What are options in Vault?
Options in Vault allow administrators to configure and customize settings related to how Vault operates, including security, access controls, and management preferences for storing and handling credentials.
How are options useful in Vault?
Options provide flexibility for administrators to tailor Vault's behavior to meet specific organizational needs. Configuring options ensures that Vault aligns with internal security policies, compliance requirements, and user access needs, making credential management more efficient and secure.
How do I access the Options page?
- Use a Chromium-based browser to sign in to your Privileged Remote Access URL.
This URL is provided in the BeyondTrust welcome email and includes your site URL followed by /login. - From the left menu, click Vault.
The Accounts page opens and displays by default. - At the top of the page, click Options.
The Options page displays.
Global options
The global default account policy must define an option for each setting. If an account does not have a setting defined using a specific policy, it inherits the policy from the account group. If the account group does not have a setting defined using a specific policy, it inherits the policy from the global default account policy.
There are three settings that affect the global account policy, they are the following:
Automatic password management
Scheduled password rotation rules
- When this option is set to Allow, if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials rotate after the set maximum password age.
- Maximum password age
If scheduled password rotation is enabled, specify the maximum number of days a password can be in place for Vault accounts before it is automatically rotated.
- Maximum password age
- When this option is set to Deny if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials do not rotate after the set maximum password age.
Account settings
Automatically rotate credentials after check in rules
- When this option is set to Allow, if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials auto rotates when account is checked in.
- When this option is set to Deny, if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials do not auto rotate when account is checked in.
Allow simultaneous checkout rules
- When this option is set to Allow, if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials can be simultaneously checked out by multiple users.
- When this option is set to Deny, if the account policy is connected with an account or account group, the credentials cannot be simultaneously checked out by multiple users.
Generated passwords for account rotation
Defines the length of passwords generated during account rotation for domain and local accounts. The minimum length is 20 characters and a maximum length is 256 characters.
Note
Password lengths do not apply to SSH and personal accounts.
Password length
Sets the minimum and maximum number of characters allowed for the password generated during manual, automatic, and scheduled password rotation for accounts that are rotated through Windows API (non-Entra ID accounts).
Password length of AADDS accounts
Sets the minimum and maximum number of characters allowed for the password generated during password rotation of Entra ID Domain Services accounts through MS Graph API.
Updated 30 days ago