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Quick Start⚓︎

1 Install JumpServer⚓︎

After successful installation, access and log in to JumpServer via browser

Address: http://<JumpServer server IP>:<service port>
Username: admin
Password: ChangeMe

2 Asset Management⚓︎

2.1 Preparation⚓︎

  • Prepare two test assets and one database to verify functionality.
IP Address Hostname Port Operating System Admin User Password
172.16.80.11 test_ssh01 22 Centos 7 root Test2020.L
172.16.80.21 test_rdp01 3389 Windows 10 administrator Test2020.W
172.16.80.31 test_mysql01 3306 MySQL 5 root Test2020.M

Note

  • Windows assets need Windows SSH setup before executing automation tasks such as update asset information and connectivity testing; this is not required for logging in to Windows assets.
  • MySQL application requires granting Core and KoKo remote access permissions MySQL requirements

2.2 Edit Asset Tree⚓︎

  • Click Asset Management - Asset List on the left side of the page. Right-click on the root node Default to create three nodes: SSH Server, RDP Server, and Database.
  • Asset tree example:
Default
├─ SSH Server
└─ RDP Server
└─ DB Server

Note

  • The root node Default cannot be renamed. Right-click on nodes to add, delete, and rename nodes, and perform asset-related operations.

2.3 Create Assets⚓︎

  • Click Asset Management - Asset List - Hosts - Create to create a Linux server, and during asset creation, create a privileged user with the admin user and password from the table above.
  • The creation process for Windows assets is the same.
  • Example of creating a Linux asset:
Name IP/Hostname Asset Platform Node Protocol Group Account List
test_ssh01 172.16.80.11 Linux /Default/SSH Server ssh 22 Add
  • Example of adding login asset user:
Name Username Privileged User Cipher Type Password
172.16.80.11_root root Yes Password Test2020.L

Note

  • Name must be unique. Either password or key is required; some assets may not allow password authentication and can use key authentication instead.
  • Privileged user only supports SSH protocol, used for asset connectivity testing, user push, batch password change and other automation tasks.
  • If assets cannot connect normally, verify the privileged user's username and password are correct and the privileged user can SSH from JumpServer host to the asset host.

2.4 Create Database Application⚓︎

  • Click Asset Management - Asset List - Create - Database and select MySQL Database.
  • Example of creating a MySQL database application:
Name IP/Hostname Node Username Database Account List
test_mysql01 172.16.80.31 /Default/DB Server test mysql:3306 Add
  • Example of adding database login user:
Name Username Password Cipher Type Password
172.16.80.23_root root root Password Test2020.M

Note

  • Name, hostname, and database are required fields.

3 Create Authorization Rules⚓︎

  • Click Permission Management - Asset Authorization - Create to create an authorization.
  • The authorization process for Windows assets and MySQL databases is the same as below.
  • Example of creating a login authorization rule (e.g., Linux asset):
Name User User Group Asset Node Account Action
admin_ssh01 Administrator(admin) - test_ssh01(172.16.80.11) - All accounts ✓ All

Note

  • Name: The authorization name, must be unique.
  • User (Group) and Asset (Node) have a one-to-one relationship, so when you have different asset types like Linux and Windows, you should create separate authorization rules for each.

4 User Login⚓︎

  • Click Web Terminal in the top-right corner to connect to assets.

Note

  • Users can only see assets they have been authorized by administrators. If no assets appear after login, please contact your administrator.

5 System Settings⚓︎

  • Click System Settings in the top-right corner to configure.

5.1 Basic Settings⚓︎

Item Default Description
Forgotten password URL Customize if using external authentication systems like LDAP, OpenID

5.2 Email Settings⚓︎

  • We support integrating email configuration through SMTP or EXCHANGE.

6 Common Feature Operations⚓︎