Watch a video about Privileged Portals.

When a user clicks on a privileged portal, they are taken to the Privileged Remote Access (PRA) Portal. You need to create privileged portals before you can create privileged consoles, as the privileged consoles need to be assigned to existing privileged portals.

About the Privileged Portals Page

On the Privileged Portals page (Resource Management > Privileged Remote Access > Privileged Portals), you can do the following:

1. View a list of applied filters available from the current and previous user sessions. Applied filters must be saved to the user session first before they can be viewed. Use the drop-down menu to select the applied filters to view. To learn more, see Using Tables.
2. Hide the filters on the page by clicking Hide Filters. Click Show Filters to display the filters.
3. Refresh the Privileged Portals page to reflect the most current information.

4. Filter the information that appears in the table. By default, no filters are applied. You can also save applied filters to your preferences so that they're visible in future user sessions. To learn more, see Using Tables.

   If you are using a Microtenant, then the Microtenant Ownership Type filter is available. By default, the Configured within Microtenant filter option is applied to show the privileged portals configured within that specific Microtenant. The options for the filter are based on access type (Global and Configured within Microtenant). The Global option filters the information in the table that is configured within the Default Microtenant. The only available operator for this filter type is Equals.

5. Add a new privileged portal.
6. View a list of all the privileged portals that are configured for your organization. For each privileged portal, you can see:
   • Name: The name of the privileged portal.
     • Description: The description for the privileged portal, if available.
     • Notification Banner Display Text: The notification message displayed in the privileged portal's banner, if enabled.
     • Portal Server Certificate: The Browser Access (web server) certificate associated with the privileged portal.
     • Canonical Name (CNAME): The canonical name associated with the Privileged Remote Access portal. You can click the Copy icon to copy the CNAME record to your clipboard.
   • Status: Indicates that the privileged portal is enabled or disabled.
   • URL: The privileged portal link that end users can access to view the Privileged Remote Access portal.
   • Notification Banner: Indicates that the notification banner for the privileged portal is enabled or disabled.
7. Expand all rows in the table to see more information about each privileged portal.
8. Edit an existing privileged portal.
9. Delete an existing privileged portal.
10. Modify the columns displayed in the table.
11. Display more rows or a different page of the table.
12. Open the Zscaler Help Browser and view Help Portal articles without leaving the ZPA Admin Portal.
13. Go to the Privileged Approvals page to add new approvals or manage existing approvals.
14. Go to the Privileged Consoles page to add new consoles or manage existing consoles.
15. Go to the Privileged Credentials page to add new credentials or manage existing credentials.