Overview of Devolutions Gateway
Devolutions Gateway provides authorized just-in-time access to resources in segmented networks.
When a user needs to securely access an endpoint, they launch their session either through Remote Desktop Manager (desktop application) or through the clientless, browser-based launcher — both backed by a Devolutions Server or Devolutions Cloud workspace. The client connects to a Devolutions Gateway instance, which grants just-in-time network access to the target endpoint. Multiple Devolutions Gateway instances can be deployed, each providing access to a different segmented network of remote endpoints.
Key benefits of Devolutions Gateway include:
Reduced exposure to internal network resources with just-in-time RDP connections through the Devolutions Gateway.
Replaced static VPN and firewall rules with dynamic access rules controlled by Devolutions Server.
Enhanced security by giving remote access, or access to specific applications, in separate network segments on demand.
Improved productivity by eliminating the need to update VPN or firewall rules for temporary access.
Possible use of Devolutions Gateway with supported connection entry types (RDP, SSH, VNC, ARD, SCP, SFTP, PowerShell, Telnet, websites) in Remote Desktop Manager and supported workspaces (Devolutions Server, Devolutions Cloud).
Increased scalability by eliminating the need to use multiple VPNs to access many environments simultaneously. Devolutions Gateway can handle over 75 concurrent sessions, depending on the infrastructure.
Enforced role-based access controls for both internal and external users.
Clientless, browser-based access for users without Remote Desktop Manager installed.
Detailed audit logging and session recording for live auditing and compliance.
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