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# CyberArk SIA entry

Configure a CyberArk SIA entry in Remote Desktop Manager and link it to an RDP session to route the connection like a VPN gateway.

You can configure a CyberArk SIA (Secure Infrastructure Access) entry in Remote Desktop Manager to point to your CyberArk SIA subdomain, and then link that entry to your RDP session as if it were a VPN.

{% hint style="info" %}
CyberArk integrations require the [Privileged access management solutions package](https://docs.devolutions.net/resources/getting-started-with-devolutions-packages/privileged-access-management-package) license.
{% endhint %}

#### Creating the CyberArk SIA entry

1. Open Remote Desktop Manager.
2. Add a new entry.
3. Select the ***CyberArk SIA*** entry.
4. In the ***General*** tab:
   * ***Subdomain***: Enter the subdomain for your SIA instance, e.g., `devolutions` if your URL is `https://devolutions.cyberark.cloud`.
   * ***Username / Password (SSH only)***: Provide the credentials if you plan to use SSH sessions.
5. Click ***Add*** to save the entry.<br>

   #### Linking the CyberArk SIA entry to your RDP session
6. After creating your CyberArk SIA entry, you can select it in the configuration of your RDP entry.
   1. In Remote Desktop Manager, edit your RDP entry.
   2. Go to the ***VPN/Tunnel/Gateway***.
   3. Select ***CyberArk SIA*** from the available types of VPNs/gateways.
   4. Select the connect method.
   5. Choose ***CyberArk SIA*** under ***Type***.
   6. Under ***Access mode***, select ***Zero standing privileges*** or ***Vaulted credentials***.
   7. Enter the information corresponding to the selected Access mode.
   8. Go to the ***Settings*** tab (CyberArk SIA), then select the previously created session.
   9. Save your RDP entry by clicking ***Update***.


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