The BAYOOSOFT Access Manager is designed to integrate flexibly and efficiently into your existing IT infrastructure. In keeping with our philosophy of “keep complexity simple,” we ensure seamless integration with your central systems and applications. This allows you to quickly reap the benefits of automated and audit-compliant access management without having to overhaul your established structures.
Versatile: How BAYOOSOFT Access Manager Optimizes Your Business
Here you’ll find an overview of all target systems with which the BAYOOSOFT Access Manager is compatible. Thanks to its versatility, the Access Manager can be used in a wide range of system environments—making it a powerful solution for your business. The overview shows which modules work with which systems. Take a look and discover how the Access Manager can optimize your IT processes.
Integrations that promote safety and efficiency
Every integration of the BAYOOSOFT Access Manager is designed to increase operational efficiency while maximizing information security. Through centralized control and automation across all target systems, you minimize sources of manual error and establish a consistent foundation for your compliance requirements.
The Access Manager is designed for companies of all sizes, from 100 to tens of thousands of users, and scales flexibly with your requirements. It also supports complex multi-domain environments and globally distributed locations.
Benefit from reduced implementation costs and rapid value creation, as the Access Manager integrates seamlessly into your processes.
System requirements
BAYOOSOFT Access Manager
Hardware:
To run Access Manager, you need a (virtual) server on which the following components are running:
- Access Manager Websites
- MS SQL Server database
- AM Agent
At a later date, these components can be distributed to separate servers with adapted equipment as the load increases.
All specifications are to be understood as recommended minimum requirements.
Recommended hardware equipment:
- Memory: at least 12 GB RAM
- 4 CPUs with 2 GHz clock frequency each
- Hard disk space: at least 50 GB
| Component | Remark |
|---|---|
|
Windows Server 2016 / 2019 / 2022 / 2025 |
All current security and system updates must be installed on the server. |
| Windows PowerShell 5.1 | Required |
| Optional: PowerShell 7.5 | Required when using Exchange Online. Must be installed on the Agent Server and for the Web User on the Web Server. |
| Internet Information Services (IIS) 10.0 or higher | Must be installed before ASP.NET Core |
| ASP.NET Core Runtime 9.0.x Hosting Bundle | Required for the operation of the web application. After installation, a manual restart of the server is mandatory, even if no prompt is displayed. Download (permalink): https://aka.ms/dotnet/9.0/dotnet-hosting-win.exe |
|
MS SQL Server 2016–2025 (Express) |
Optional. Is added automatically during installation if required (default: Express 2017). |
| MS SQL Server 2016-2025 (full version) |
Highly recommended for productive use. |
| Optional: Exchange Online module | Only required if Exchange Online is in use. Must be installed on the Agent Server and for the Web User on the Web Server. |
BAYOOSOFT Access Manager Password Reset
| Component | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Application server | Apache Tomcat version 8.5 |
| Java Runtime | JDK Version 8 |
| Supported databases |
Microsoft SQL Server, version 2017 and later |
Notes
- The AMPR Password Reset module can be operated independently of the Access Manager, provided that the above-mentioned system requirements are met.
- The choice of database should be based on the existing system landscape and operational requirements.
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