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Personally I use <a href="http://www.lastpass.com" rel="ugc">Lastpass</a> Free and Xmarks
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Personally I use Lastpass [http://www.lastpass.com] Free and Xmarks

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I like <a href="https://www.zetetic.net/strip/" rel="ugc">STRIP</a> because of the true encryption
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I like STRIP [https://www.zetetic.net/strip/] because of the true encryption

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Not a direct answer but... assuming you also have AD at your site, why not switch to using radius auth for the devices? That way, each user can log in using their AD credentials, and you can add and remove users from auth groups in AD without having to update each device individually.
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Not a direct answer but... assuming you also have AD at your site, why not switch to using radius auth for the devices? That way, each user can log in using their AD credentials, and you can add and remove users from auth groups in AD without having to update each device individually.

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I used Kee-pass. <br />
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Thank you all!
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A decade ago at a previous work place we use some software to store all our IT related passwords.<br />
It was a nice free light-weight program that encrypted all our passwords.<br />
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Anyone recommended any free or useful programs to do that? Mac or Windows is fine<br />
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Thanks so much!<br />
HappyT
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A decade ago at a previous work place we use some software to store all our IT related passwords.
It was a nice free light-weight program that encrypted all our passwords.

Anyone recommended any free or useful programs to do that? Mac or Windows is fine

Thanks so much!
HappyT

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