AnyX Guide Type: guide

Shares

Shares are a means of taking a directory on a local server and making the contents available to any user, without a VPN and with out a client.
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Hosted Applications

An application manages web-based applications, API’s, anything which uses HTTP as a transport. It encompasses a Web Application Firewall, an Identity Proxy, and fine-grained Authorisation and Audit.
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Azure Active Directory

Azure Active Directory provides an OpenID Connect Federated Identity Endpoint. Learn how to configure.
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Sign-In Theming

You can theme the authentication (sign-in) screen your users see. Learn how.
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Agilicus Connector

The Agilicus Connector facilitates connectivity from a private site to external users.
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Profile

End user profile. Access applications, shares. Set up multi-factor authentication.
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Permissions

Permissions. Per user, per group, per application. Permissions can be by HTTP method, parameters. Fine-grained.
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Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-factor authentiction. Configure how, when, how often, users are required to supply a 2nd factor to sign in.
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Identity & Authentication Methods

You can theme the authentication (sign-in) screen your users see. Learn how.
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Authentication Clients

The Authentication Clients implement OpenID Connect client id. This is an advanced setting, it is rarely required to configure. These are created automatically for each web application.
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Application Request Access

Your organisation has a dynamic workforce, and a dynamic list of applications that they use to be efficient. A self-discovery, self-request workflow is more efficient than a command-and-control model.
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Services

A ‘service’ is a global resource (usually TCP) available from your domain of control to web applications running in the platform.
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Zero-Trust SSH Access

Simplify your SSH access with Zero Trust. Direct access to any internal server, cloud VPC or VLAN without changing firewall.
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Forwarding

Network Resources may be forwarded from site to site or user to site. This allows you to e.g. expose an ERP or database without a VPN.
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Content Security Policy

Content-Security-Policy is a set of headers to protect your application from malicious content in objects, scripts, images, frames, etc.
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Users

Users. Individual human or system accounts that can be granted permission. Typically users are people, and, are tied to Agilicus AnyX via single-sign-on to an existing identity provider.
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Command Line API Access

Your application also behaves as an API, used by a CLI or other non-browser-based application. Here you can see how to use via HTTP proxy or token.
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Zero-Trust Desktop Access

Simplify and secure your Desktop Access. Fine-grained authorisation per Desktop. Any user, from any identity provider. No public IP needed.
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Resource Groups

Resource groups are a means of applying a common configuration across a set of resources (connectors, applications, shares, etc)
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Launchers

Integration of Resources with the Desktop is achieved through the Launcher. – Mount a Share – Open an SSH – Open a Desktop – Launch an executable
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Authentication Rules

Authentication rules allow providing conditional-access rulesets during the authentication process. IP range, device, multi-factor, etc.
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Microsoft ClickOnce

Deploy with Microsoft ClickOnce. Secure with Agilicus Zero Trust. Single-Sign-On, no VPN. Seamless end user experience.
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Sign in With Microsoft

Sign in with Microsoft to the Agilicus Platform. Ramificatiosn of Shared vs your own Azure Active Directory Application.
Read more: Sign in With Microsoft
Theory of Operation: CNAME + DOMAIN

Theory of operation: initial setup, choose a domain name, set the CNAME wildcard.
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Agilicus Launcher (Desktop)

Automatically mount a Share, launch a local application. With multi-factor authentication. Without a VPN. Automated rollout to all users.
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Sign in With Apple

Sign in with Apple allows you to use resources through the Agilicus platform authenticated by an Apple ID.
Read more: Sign in With Apple
Usage Metrics

Platform usage metrics are available showing top-users and overall active counts.
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Groups

Groups simplify assigning permissions. Assign users to one or more groups. Assign groups to groups Assign permissions to groups. Administrators, tech-support, etc.
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Service Accounts

A service account is a specific subset of permissions assigned to a non-human user. The most common use is the Agilicus Agent Connector.
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Authentication Issuer – Custom Identity

An Authentication Issuer holds and confirms Identity. Configure your own custom ones here.
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