6.4. Connection information¶
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class
safeguard.sessions.plugin.connection_info.
ConnectionInfo
(gateway_domain=None, gateway_groups=None, gateway_password=None, gateway_user=None, gateway_username=None, key_value_pairs=None, client_ip=None, client_port=None, connection_name=None, protocol=None, session_id=None, target_domain=None, target_host=None, target_port=None, target_server=None, target_username=None)¶ The
ConnectionInfo
class gives easy access to the parameters passed to a plugin. It is meant to represent a read-only record of the SPS sessions being processed. It is also the means to pass many parameters between functions if needed.-
connection_name
¶ Name of the connection policy (<protocol> Control -> Connections).
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client_ip
¶ A string containing the IP address of the client.
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client_port
¶ The port number of the client. Only available for AA plugins.
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gateway_domain
¶ The domain name of the gateway user if known. Only set for Credential Store plugins.
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gateway_groups
¶ The gateway groups of the gateway user as calculated by SPS.
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gateway_password
¶ The gateway password as used, detected by SPS. Only set for Credential Store plugins. It is possible to have an empty string here in case the gateway authentication does not reveal the password itself. Empty string is presented in case of terminal server gateway mode of RDP.
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gateway_user
¶ See
gateway_username()
. For backwards compatibility.
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gateway_username
¶ Contains the gateway username of the client, if already available (for example, if the user performed inband gateway authentication), otherwise its value is None.
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key_value_pairs
¶ A dictionary containing plugin-specific information, for example, it may include the username. This dictionary also contains any key-value pairs that the user specified. In the plugin, such fields are already parsed into separate key-value pairs.
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protocol
¶ The protocol used in the connection, one of ssh, telnet, rdp.
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session_id
¶ The unique identifier of the session.
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target_domain
¶ The domain name of the target user if known. Only set for Credential Store plugins.
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target_ip
¶ A string containing the IP address of the target server.
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target_host
¶ See
target_ip()
. For backwards compatibility.
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target_port
¶ The port number on the target server.
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target_server
¶ See
target_ip()
. For backwards compatibility.
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target_username
¶ The user name SPS uses to authenticate on the target server.
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