Creating a launcher

To create a launcher:

1. Go to Secret Settings > Launchers.
2. In the secret launchers list, select Create to create a new secret launcher.
3. The New Secret Launcher window opens.

   

4. Enter the following information:

   Name	The name of the launcher.
   Type	From the dropdown, select a type: Other client: Other client launcher type. Remote desktop: RDP client launcher type. SSH client: SSH client launcher type. VNC: VNC client launcher type.
   Executable	The program file name, e.g., putty.exe for an SSH client. Ensure that the program path is already added to the environment variable path in Windows before launching the secret. An absolute path is also supported, e.g.: C:\Users\user1\Documents\putty.exe C:\Users\user1\Documents\New folder\putty.exe Some applications may require you to add its path to the PATH environment variable in the system.
   Parameter	The command line parameters from the Available Variables list. Valid field variables are: $DOMAIN $HOST $USER $PASSWORD $VNCPASSWORD $VNCPASSWORD is filled with the obfuscated password sometimes used by VNC when saving the password to a file. $PASSPHRASE $PASSPHRASE refers to the passphrase of SSH keys. $PUB_KEY $PRI_KEY $URL $PORT $PORT is filled in using the port value assigned to the launcher in the template. $TMPFILE $TMPFILE is filled in with the path to a temporary file, generally for use with launchers that require loading config files (when launching with non-proxy mode). User input variables are: $TARGET The $TARGET user input variable can replace the $HOST field variable. This allows you to specify the 'target' at the launch time rather than having it hard coded in secret itself. Example For putty.exe as the Executable, -l $USER -pw $PASSWORD $HOST are the parameters. For putty.exe as the Executable for SSH execution, -l $USER -pw $PASSWORD $HOST -m C:\Users\user1\Desktop\cmd.txt or -l $USER -pw $PASSWORD $HOST -m "C:\Program Files\cmd.txt" are the parameters. Note: When there is no space in the path, double quotes are not necessary: -l $USER -pw $PASSWORD $HOST -m C:\Users\user1\Desktop\cmd.txt When there is space in the path, double quotes must be used with backslash: -l $USER -pw $PASSWORD $HOST -m "C:\Program Files\cmd.txt"
   Client Software	Enable to select a client software entry from the dropdown. See Integrity check. Use the search bar to look up a client software entry. Note: The option is disabled by default.
   Initial Commands Configure initializing the environment. See Creating a new launcher command.
   Clean Commands Configure cleaning the environment. See Creating a new launcher command.

5. Click Submit.

Non-proxy environment

When using launchers with non-proxy mode, launchers may require the environment to be initialized beforehand. You may specify this with init-commands and clean-commands.

Note: Init-commands and clean-commands only run in the non-proxy mode.

Creating a new launcher command

To create a new launcher command:

1. In step 3 when Creating a secret launcher, select Create in the Initial Commands or Clean Commands pane.

   The New Launcher Command window opens.

   

2. In Command, enter the command.

   Enter $ to get the list of valid variables.

3. Click OK.

   Select the command from the list and then select Edit to edit it. Select command(s) from the list and then select Delete to delete them.

You can create launchers to be used as file launchers for SSH clients, SMB over the Web, SFTP over the Web, and other types of launchers.

Creating launchers via the CLI Example

1. In the CLI console, enter the following commands:

   config secret launcher

   edit "Example Windows RDP"

   set exe "mstsc.exe"

   set para "/V:$HOST:$PORT /noConsentPrompt"

   set type rdp

   config init-commands

   edit 1

   set cmd "cmdkey /generic:$HOST /user:$USER /pass:$PASSWORD"

   next

   end

   config clean-commands

   edit 1

   set cmd "cmdkey /del:$HOST"

   next

   end

   next

   end