Access Manager Editions
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Access Manager Community edition is our core offering, that contains all the features that an organization need to help defend themselves from lateral movement-based attacks. You can provide your users full access to Microsoft LAPS passwords and request just-in-time admin access to computers all from the convenience of their browser.
Community edition is completely free for any organization of any size to use.
Enterprise edition customers can deploy the Lithnet Access Manager Agent, which enables LAPS support for devices that aren't joined to your Active Directory domain. The agent runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and supports Azure Active Directory joined and registered devices.
Enterprise edition also enables additional functionality, such as support for high availability, and advanced custom authorization rules.
See the page for information on how to trial or purchase an Enterprise Edition license.
The Access Manager web interface is the main feature of the product that your support staff and end users will be interacting with.
Access to local admin passwords set by the legacy Microsoft LAPS agent
Access to local admin passwords set by the new Microsoft Windows LAPS agent
Access to local admin passwords set by the Lithnet Access Manager Agent 1
Access to BitLocker recovery passwords
Just-in-time administrative access to Windows computers
Just-in-time access to custom roles
Limited to 3 roles
'Read aloud' function for passwords (where supported by the browser)
Phonetic display of passwords
Access to local admin password history 3
Show the local admin username 3
Trigger LAPS password change when the password has been accessed 4
Enterprise edition customers benefit from the following capabilities when they deploy the Lithnet Access Manager agent to their devices to manage LAPS passwords.
Manage local admin passwords of domain-joined devices and store them in Active Directory (domain-joined Windows clients only)
Manage local admin passwords of non domain-joined devices and store them in the Access Manager database
Limited to 100 devices
Encrypted storage of passwords
Retain historical local admin password history
Support for domain-joined Windows devices
Support for non-domain joined Windows clients
Limited to 100 devices
Support for macOS devices (Intel and arm64)
Limited to 100 devices
Support for Azure AD joined Windows 10 and higher devices
Limited to 100 devices
Support for Azure AD registered Windows 10 and higher devices
Limited to 100 devices
Support for Linux distributions (x64, arm64, arm32) 2
Limited to 100 devices
Just-in-time administrative access to Windows computers
Just-in-time access to Active Directory role-based groups
Limited to 3 roles
Read BitLocker recovery passwords from AD
Access Manager supports several authentication mechanisms. You can use a modern authentication provider like Azure AD or Okta to add MFA support to your Access Manager instance.
Support for Integrated Windows Authentication
Support for OpenID Connect
Support for WS-Federation
Support for smart-card authentication
Log events to the Windows event log
Send audit notifications via webhooks
Send audit notifications via email
Send audit notifications via custom PowerShell scripts
Multi-domain support
Cross-forest trust support
Single-server deployments
Windows Failover cluster deployments
Load-balanced deployments
ACL-based authorization
Custom PowerShell script-based authorization
Global rate-limiting on requests
Import Microsoft LAPS permissions from Active Directory
Import BitLocker recovery password permissions from Active Directory
Import local admin permissions from computers
Import permissions from CSV file
Import LAPS permissions from the Lithnet LAPS Web App
Manage AMS groups from the UI
Manage AMS groups from PowerShell
Manage AMS devices from the UI
Manage AMS devices from PowerShell
Manage AMS registration keys from the UI
Manage AMS registration keys from PowerShell
Create and modify authorization rules using the UI
Create and modify authorization rules using PowerShell
Community support via GitHub
Enterprise support by Lithnet
Requires the use of the Lithnet Access Manager Agent
Requires the use of the Lithnet Access Manager Agent or the Microsoft Windows LAPS client
Not supported when using the Microsoft Windows LAPS client and storing the password in Azure AD
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