Database Integration & Management

A secure database environment is essential for effective Privileged Access Management. Databases hold sensitive information, requiring hardened infrastructure, strict authentication, and integration with PAM controls. Proper configuration ensures privileged credentials are protected, access policies are enforced, and audit mechanisms are reliable, strengthening security while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency across critical systems.

Add and Manage Database in PAM Dashboard

In this section, we will understand how to integrate a server or database into the PAM environment. In the miniOrange PAM dashboard, you can configure the following databases:

MySQL Database Configuration

Click on All Resources and on the top right, click on the Add Resource button.

Note: In 3 simple steps, configure the database. Begin by selecting the MySQL database to integrate.

Step 1 : Add the general details

This will include the display name, Port, and IP address.

Display Name: Provide a descriptive name.
Port: Enter the communication port.
IP/Host: Specify the IP address or hostname.
Default Database: Include the database you want to keep as the default.

Step 2 : Add credentials

You will be required to include system users and new credentials details here.

System User: Choose an existing system user from the dropdown.
To include new credentials, tap on the Add New Credentials button.

A pop-up will open where you are asked to fill in crucial details.

Add your system display username and system username
You have an option to add a password or a key
Enter the password and click on add
Add the certificate or token in text or upload the certificate. Include the passphrase and click on the add button.

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Select the JumpServer from the drop-down.

After all the relevant details are added, click on the Add button to configure the database.

PostgreSQL Database Configuration

Click on All Resources and on the top right, click on the Add Resource button.

Note: In 3 simple steps, configure the database. Begin by selecting the PostgreSQL database to integrate.

Step 1 : Add the general details

This will include the display name, Port, and IP address.

Display Name: Provide a descriptive name.
Port: Enter the communication port.
IP/Host: Specify the IP address or hostname.
Default Database: Include the database you want to keep as the default.

Step 2 : Add credentials

You will be required to include system users and new credentials details here.

System User: Choose an existing system user from the dropdown.
To include new credentials, tap on the Add New Credentials button.

A pop-up will open where you are asked to fill in crucial details.

Add your system display username and system username
You have an option to add a password or a key
Enter the password and click on add
Add the certificate or token in text or upload the certificate. Include the passphrase and click on the add button.

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Select the JumpServer from the drop-down.

PAM PostgreSQL Database JumpServer Details

After all the relevant details are added, click on the Add button to configure the database.

MS SQL Database Configuration

Click on All Resources and on the top right, click on the Add Resource button.

Note: In 3 simple steps, configure the database. Begin by selecting the MS SQL database to integrate.

Step 1 : Add the general details

This will include the display name, Port, and IP address.

Display Name: Provide a descriptive name.
Port: Enter the communication port.
IP/Host: Specify the IP address or hostname.
Default Database: Include the database you want to keep as the default.

Step 2 : Add credentials

You will be required to include system users and new credentials details here.

System User: Choose an existing system user from the dropdown.
To include new credentials, tap on the Add New Credentials button.

A pop-up will open where you are asked to fill in crucial details.

Add your system display username and system username
You have an option to add a password or a key
Enter the password and click on add
Add the certificate or token in text or upload the certificate. Include the passphrase and click on the add button.

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Select the JumpServer from the drop-down.

After all the relevant details are added, click on the Add button to configure the database.

Oracle Database Configuration

Click on All Resources and on the top right, click on the Add Resource button.

Note: In 3 simple steps, configure the database. Begin by selecting the Oracle database to integrate.

Step 1 : Add the general details

This will include the display name, Port, and IP address.

Display Name: Provide a descriptive name.
Port: Enter the communication port.
IP/Host: Specify the IP address or hostname.
Connection Type: Choose from SID, Service Name, or TNS.

Step 2 : Add credentials

You will be required to include system users and new credentials details here.

System User: Choose an existing system user from the dropdown.
To include new credentials, tap on the Add New Credentials button.

A pop-up will open where you are asked to fill in crucial details.

Add your system display username and system username
You have an option to add a password or a key
Enter the password and click on add
Add the certificate or token in text or upload the certificate. Include the passphrase and click on the add button.

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Select the JumpServer from the drop-down.

After all the relevant details are added, click on the Add button to configure the database.

SAP HANA Database Configuration

Click on All Resources and on the top right, click on the Add Resource button.

Note: In 3 simple steps, configure the database. Begin by selecting the SAP HANA database to integrate.

Step 1 : Add the general details

This will include the display name, Port, and IP address.

Display Name: Provide a descriptive name.
Port: Enter the communication port.
IP/Host: Specify the IP address or hostname.
Default Database: Include the database you want to keep as the default.

Step 2 : Add credentials

You will be required to include system users and new credentials details here.

System User: Choose an existing system user from the dropdown.
To include new credentials, tap on the Add New Credentials button.

A pop-up will open where you are asked to fill in crucial details.

Add your system display username and system username
You have an option to add a password or a key
Enter the password and click on add
Add the certificate or token in text or upload the certificate. Include the passphrase and click on the add button.

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Select the JumpServer from the drop-down.

PAM SAP HANA Database JumpServer Details

After all the relevant details are added, click on the Add button to configure the database.

Contents

Database Integration & Management

Add and Manage Database in PAM Dashboard

MySQL Database Configuration

Step 1 : Add the general details

Step 2 : Add credentials

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

PostgreSQL Database Configuration

Step 1 : Add the general details

Step 2 : Add credentials

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

MS SQL Database Configuration

Step 1 : Add the general details

Step 2 : Add credentials

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

Oracle Database Configuration

Step 1 : Add the general details

Step 2 : Add credentials

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details

SAP HANA Database Configuration

Step 1 : Add the general details

Step 2 : Add credentials

Step 3 : Add JumpServer Details