Configuring network infrastructure
To provide secure access to servers and databases in your cloud environment, you might need to configure a combination of the following components:
- Gateways
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Gateways are the primary entry points for accessing resources on a private network. They act as a secure proxy, allowing PingOne Privilege to manage and audit access to your internal systems.
- Private Relays
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Private relays are used in networks that do not allow inbound connections. They establish an outbound connection to a gateway, creating a secure tunnel for traffic without requiring you to open firewall ports.
- Target Relays
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Target relays are deployed directly on a server that cannot accept inbound connections, such as a server behind a strict firewall. They provide a "last-mile" connection from a private relay or gateway to the target resource.
Together, these components create a flexible and secure network infrastructure that allows PingOne Privilege to manage access to any resource, regardless of its location or network configuration.