Rocket Terminal Emulator Security Server 10.1

Rocket Terminal Emulator Security Server, developed by Rocket Software, Inc., is a server-side security and access control layer for Rocket Terminal Emulator deployments. It functions as a secure gateway between terminal emulator clients and host systems—such as IBM mainframe, IBM i, and UNIX—so organizations can protect legacy access channels without changing their host applications.

Key capabilities:

• Encrypted connectivity: Enforces TLS for terminal sessions to protect traffic across internal and external networks.
• Centralized authentication and authorization: Integrates with enterprise identity sources (for example, LDAP/Active Directory) to standardize sign-on and manage access. Can be configured to work with multifactor or certificate-based authentication through your chosen identity provider.
• Policy-based access control: Limits which users can reach specific hosts and services, with options to apply network or time-based restrictions and to broker connections without exposing host ports directly.
• Auditing and monitoring: Generates logs for connection events to support security operations and compliance reporting.
• Simplified operations: Centralizes certificate and configuration management, reducing endpoint complexity and streamlining large-scale client rollout.

Typical deployments place the Security Server in a DMZ or protected network segment, creating a single, controlled path to critical host applications. The result is a more secure, manageable terminal emulation environment that aligns with modern security practices while preserving existing workflows.

Rocket Terminal Emulator Security Server is developed by Rocket Software, Inc.. The most popular version of this product among our users is 10.1.

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