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Foxpass Features

Single Sign-on

Authenticated users with  can now log in once to different service providers via Foxpass Web or Terminal

Full-Featured API

Control server access automatically with our API. Tie your on-call schedule to permissions to ramp up your security.

Self-service SSH keys and password management for your servers, Wi-Fi, VPN, and machines.

Self-Serve SSH Key & Password Management

"I wholeheartedly recommend Foxpass. If you are maintaining your own LDAP or AD server, you are probably wasting a ton of your IT staff's time."

- Ken K

"Foxpass is solid. It's our main user directory. Customer support and docs are fantastic. Foxpass backs our Gitlab, Jenkins, ssh, and AWS VPNs."

- Nic G

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  • Set password requirements
  • Enforce SSH key and password rotation
  •  Enable MFA
  • Easy-to-use interface
  • Change user info
  • Manage group memberships
  • Orchestrate host access
  • Pull LDAP and RADIUS logs
  • Check passwords and access

SSO-SAML Based

Ldap SSH Radius
  • Saves time and effort when logging into multiple service providers.
  • Supports both web and terminal (command line) based user federations fof AWS
  • Ability to give access to specific users or groups for a given SSO service provider.
  • Secures access to service providers by obtaining temporary access credentials
  • SSO into internal servers too!
  • Log in to configured service providers
  • Integrated with AWS Console & Command Line Utility, G-suite, and Github
  • Enable & Disable user access

With the Foxpass Single Sign On (SSO)  Add-on, your already authenticated users with Foxpass can now securely log in to different service providers (viz. AWS, Gsuite, Github) via Web or Terminal, saving them time and context switching.

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