Password Management Products

[Guest Thomas M.]

This isn't really an XP question, but I didn't know where else to pose this

question. If anyone knows of a better group to which this question could be

posted, please let me know.

 

We are looking a password management product to help us keep track of

passwords on everything from Excel sheets to admin accounts. Another unit

in my division uses a product called Password Manager XP, which they seem to

like. I have no opinion regarding that product because I have never used

it. I would be interested in hearing about competing products. I would

also be interested in the pros and cons of specific products (including

Password Manager XP) that people have used.

 

Finally, having never used a password management product, I am not familiar

with the feature sets of such products, so I would be interested in hearing

about any features that a good password management solution should include.

 

Any information that you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

 

--Tom

[Guest Big_Al]

Re: Password Management Products

 

Thomas M. wrote:

> This isn't really an XP question, but I didn't know where else to pose this

> question. If anyone knows of a better group to which this question could be

> posted, please let me know.

>

> We are looking a password management product to help us keep track of

> passwords on everything from Excel sheets to admin accounts. Another unit

> in my division uses a product called Password Manager XP, which they seem to

> like. I have no opinion regarding that product because I have never used

> it. I would be interested in hearing about competing products. I would

> also be interested in the pros and cons of specific products (including

> Password Manager XP) that people have used.

>

> Finally, having never used a password management product, I am not familiar

> with the feature sets of such products, so I would be interested in hearing

> about any features that a good password management solution should include.

>

> Any information that you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

>

> --Tom

>

>

I use Password Corral 4.0. It was just one that I found that was a

better solution than a massive word document.

 

Features: You can categorize in different folders, and you can store it

on a thumb drive as it has the ability to load data from "my docs" or a

specified folder or the exe folder (thus thumb drive works great). It

allows launch from the program (or at least says it does) along with

other features I really don't use. I use it for the simple storage

feature.

 

I can't vouch for the security part of it. It does keep the honest guy

honest. I will be interested to hear any respondents to your question

that can afford pros and cons of 'protection'.

 

http://www.cygnusproductions.com/downloads/downloads.asp

[Guest notval@notval.nv]

Re: Password Management Products

 

On Fri, 24 Oct 2008 11:37:05 -0600, "Thomas M."

<NoEmailReplies@Please.com> wrote:

>This isn't really an XP question, but I didn't know where else to pose this

>question. If anyone knows of a better group to which this question could be

>posted, please let me know.

>

>We are looking a password management product to help us keep track of

>passwords on everything from Excel sheets to admin accounts. Another unit

>in my division uses a product called Password Manager XP, which they seem to

>like. I have no opinion regarding that product because I have never used

>it. I would be interested in hearing about competing products. I would

>also be interested in the pros and cons of specific products (including

>Password Manager XP) that people have used.

>

>Finally, having never used a password management product, I am not familiar

>with the feature sets of such products, so I would be interested in hearing

>about any features that a good password management solution should include.

>

>Any information that you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

>

>--Tom

>

 

Once I came across Password Agent. Have a look at

 

http://www.moonsoftware.com/pwagent.asp

 

Works for me, Fred