CyberArk HTML5 Gateway Installation and Configuration on Rocky Linux 9.4 (Podman)

In this video, we'll walk you through the process of installing and configuring CyberArk's HTML5 Gateway (version 14.2) on a Rocky Linux 9.4 system using Podman containers. This setup allows you to provide secure, browser-based access to your privileged accounts, even in a mixed environment with a CyberArk Core version 12.2.

Here's what we'll cover:

Prerequisites: Setting up your Rocky Linux 9.4 environment, including installing Podman and any required dependencies.
HTML5 Gateway Installation: Downloading the HTML5 Gateway image and deploying it as a Podman container.
Configuration: Configuring the HTML5 Gateway to connect to your CyberArk Core 12.2 environment.
Networking: Setting up the necessary network configurations to allow access to the HTML5 Gateway.
Certificates: Generating and configuring SSL certificates for secure communication.
Testing: Verifying the installation and configuration by accessing the HTML5 Gateway through a web browser.
Why this is important:

Enhanced Security: The HTML5 Gateway provides an additional layer of security by isolating privileged sessions from the end user's device.
Improved User Experience: Users can access privileged accounts through a web browser, eliminating the need for client-side software.
Compatibility: This setup demonstrates how to integrate a newer HTML5 Gateway (14.2) with an older CyberArk Core PAM (12.2), offering flexibility for your environment.

Links:
CyberArk HTML5 Gateway Documentation: https://docs.cyberark.com/pam-self-ho...
CyberArk HTML5 Configure the PVWA: https://docs.cyberark.com/remote-acce...
Podman Documentation: https://docs.vultr.com/how-to-install...
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Links to my script that I used:
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