What is the command line equivalent of the PSMP?

The PSMP, or Privileged Session Management Proxy, is a crucial component of CyberArk's Privileged Access Security suite that allows organizations to manage and monitor privileged sessions. Using the command line equivalent of the PSMP provides the same functionalities as its GUI counterpart for initiating and setting up secure sessions with privileged accounts.

The PSMP Command Line offers system administrators the ability to perform operations programmatically or in batch processes, which is essential for automating and integrating privileged session management into various workflows. It enables the execution of commands similar to those available in the PSMP UI, ensuring consistency in managing session activity whether users are interacting through a graphical interface or through command line.

While SSH Access Command might represent a method of connecting to machines, it does not directly relate to the functionalities provided by the PSMP. The Vault Command typically pertains to operations related to the CyberArk digital vault environment and does not specifically mean managing sessions. Direct Session Access also indicates a method to access a session without the intermediary steps for session management that the PSMP provides. Thus, the specific term "PSMP Command Line" is the correct representation of the command line equivalent for the PSMP functionality.