Get PrivX Software
All download links for PrivX and its optional components are listed below. If you prefer installing from the RPM repository, please see Setting up PrivX Components.
PrivX
Automate administrative access across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
- View the Release Notes for This Release
- Download PrivX 37.0 for RHEL/Rocky Linux 8
- Download PrivX 37.0 for RHEL/Rocky Linux 9
- Download PrivX 37.0 for Amazon Linux 2
Or install from the SSH RPM Repository: Setting up PrivX Components
For automated AWS HA installations, see PrivX-on-AWS CDK project.
For deploying PrivX to Kubernetes environment, see Deploying to Kubernetes
PrivX Agent
Users can connect to target hosts/accounts using the SSH clients installed on their workstations without the PrivX GUI. Connections are authenticated against PrivX. This configuration requires a PrivX agent to be installed on the user's workstation.
Alternative way for native clients would be to use SSH Bastion, which requires no additional software to be installed.
Download PrivX 37.0 Agent (Linux, Mac, Windows)
SSH Connections with Native Clients
Public-Key Authentication (SSH Bastion)
PrivX IPtables Router
For configuring IPtables router for PrivX network access manager, download the configuration scripts below.
Download PrivX IPTables Linux router configuration scripts
PrivX Carrier and Web Proxy
Users can use PrivX to connect to HTTP and HTTPS websites. Access to shared accounts are provided in a role-based fashion. Your PrivX deployment must include at least one PrivX Carrier and PrivX Web Proxy component.
- Download PrivX 37.0 Carrier for RHEL/Rocky Linux 8
- Download PrivX 37.0 Web Proxy for RHEL/Rocky Linux 8
- Download PrivX 37.0 Carrier for RHEL/Rocky Linux 9
- Download PrivX 37.0 Web Proxy for RHEL/Rocky Linux 9
- Download PrivX 37.0 Carrier for Amazon Linux 2
- Download PrivX 37.0 Web Proxy for Amazon Linux 2
PrivX Extender
A PrivX Extender relays host connections, allowing connections to target hosts that are not directly accessible by PrivX, e.g. target hosts without public IP addresses in Virtual Private Cloud.