Question for the Experts: Free Website Based Password Store

**milanbenes** · 12 February 2009, 09:18

just before this falls off the first page...

jeeeez is there anyone one here who actually does IT ?

Milan.

**oracleslave** · 12 February 2009, 09:21

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

just before this falls off the first page...

jeeeez is there anyone one here who actually does IT ?

Milan.

Milan

Sounds like you want everything for nothing, from a bunch of contractors who will invoice just for considering your dilemma for a nanosecond.

Hold your breath...

**pmeswani** · 12 February 2009, 09:22

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

just before this falls off the first page...

jeeeez is there anyone one here who actually does IT ?

Milan.

I was going to answer it, but now I've been insulted, so I won't bother. Just remember, this site is not a search engine... it doesn't matter if your post falls off the first page. Even the most respectful techie would actually find your post on even the 20th page.

:EDIT

I assume you know how to use Google... right?

**pmeswani** · 12 February 2009, 09:25

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

just before this falls off the first page...

jeeeez is there anyone one here who actually does IT ?

Milan.

Here's a starter for 5.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...password&meta=

I know I said I wouldn't help... but guilt triped in. Where shall I send the invoice to?

**FSM with Cheddar** · 12 February 2009, 09:32

There are decent Microsoft white papers on how to configure security for .net applications.

Why do you need some kind of store?

Is the registry not good enough to store the key?
You know you can encrypt the web.config file?

**DimPrawn** · 12 February 2009, 09:34

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

Morning All,

we need or we could do with an off the shelf, free product, for storing all the passwords for our .net systems.

The password storage software must be:

. free

. run on a website

. run with Microsoft IIS and whatever free database for windows is needed
behind it

. Must not be an internet online tool, but a tool we can install on our
webservers

Anybody know such a product.

Milan.

Do you mean a standardised repository for securely storing authentication information? ie. Identity and Access Management Services?

e.g. MS Enterprise Single Sign On

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa745042.aspx

**milanbenes** · 12 February 2009, 09:39

jayzuz,

you lot

feck's sake

look lads,

we got a zillion systems here and they all have admin passwords and all kind of services users and passwords and hosts and passwords and ftp passwords

you get the picture

we got a zillion .net systems to administer and consequently 5 zillion passwords which...

we need to store centrally so that everybody in the admin team and in particular the offshores can find any password they need, and if they change the password they can update it in the password storage

the password storage should be a web based tool which can run on MS IIS

ist das kla ?

Milan.

**PRC1964** · 12 February 2009, 09:42

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

jayzuz,

you lot

flip's sake

look lads,

we got a zillion systems here and they all have admin passwords and all kind of services users and passwords and hosts and passwords and ftp passwords

you get the picture

we got a zillion .net systems to administer and consequently 5 zillion passwords which...

we need to store centrally so that everybody in the admin team and in particular the offshores can find any password they need, and if they change the password they can update it in the password storage

the password storage should be a web based tool which can run on MS IIS

ist das kla ?

Milan.

I'm sure there are loads of entirely free systems that will safely store zillions of user names and passwords.

If you get stuck finding one, I'll be happy to develop one for you for my standard rate and as it's you, I'll chuck in one hour of my time for free.

**moorfield** · 12 February 2009, 09:44

Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

we need to store centrally so that everybody in the admin team and in particular the offshores can find any password they need, and if they change the password they can update it in the password storage

Why not just set all the passwords to "password" ? That will save you a lot of bother.

HTH.

Question for the Experts: Free Website Based Password Store