Identity and access management usually stops at the login screen. Ezeelogin carries it all the way to the SSH prompt controlling who connects, which user they land as, which server they reach, and for how long.
SSH sessions logged
Event forwarding latency
SIEM platforms supported
Every SSH connection passes through the same self-hosted checkpoint before it ever reaches a server.
Sync users straight from Active Directory, OpenLDAP, or Redhat IDM. No parallel identity store to keep in sync by hand — when someone leaves the directory, they lose server access too.
SAML single sign-on plus 2FA/MFA — Google Authenticator, DUO, YubiKey, or FIDO — before anyone reaches a shell prompt.
Role-based rules decide exactly which servers a user can reach, and whether they land as root or a scoped, non-privileged account.
Every session is covered by built-in SSH session recording , audited, and killed in real time. Deactivate one account and access to every connected server ends immediately.
Grant access at the individual server level, not just at the network perimeter.
Decide the exact privilege level a user lands on for each remote server.
Organize staff and servers into groups; assign access by role, not by one-off exceptions.
Keep a shared gateway identity while you map a gateway user to a system user on every server.
Reach cPanel, Plesk, Webmin, and NOC portals without re-authenticating each time.
Every command, every session, logged and exportable for compliance review.
The stack
These three aren’t competing features; they’re layers of the same access decision. IAM confirms who someone is. RBAC decides what their role allows. PAM governs the privilege level they’re granted once inside.
Control root vs. standard login rights per server, and rotate credentials on a schedule. See privileged access management in SSH→
Map organizational roles directly to server groups, so access follows job function automatically. See how access control works in Ezeelogin.
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