Re: enterprise password manager

[John Morrison <john.morrison101 () googlemail com>]

Martin,

Why do you want to store "customer's passwords"? Could you not use
RADIUS to authenticate access to customer equipment?

2009/9/8 martin <martiniscool () gmail com>
> Hi All
>
> I'm looking for a password manager for use in our company for storing
> customer's passwords.  Ideally, I would like on which can:
>
> 1.  Require a username and password to access (or using AD would be even better)
> 2.  Give different passwords depending on group membership (again, AD
> groups preferable)
> 3.  Require that a user be a member of multiple groups in order to be
> given access to a password.  eg, a user must be in the engineers group
> AND in the managers group.
> 4.  Only give a lower level of access if a user is a member of a
> particular group.  eg, if a user is in the engineers group AND the
> contractors group, they will only be given a read only password (if
> available).  If they were only in the contractors group, they wouldn't
> get any password
> 4.  Obviously, use encryption
> 5.  Doesn't have to be free
>
> I'm also looking for something similar that can be used to store
> config files for routers, switches, firewalls etc.
>
> I know this is alot to ask, but I'd like to hear what other people are using
>
> Thanks in advance
> M
>
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