Secure and easy-to-use password manager to store, generate, and autofill your passwords safely across all devices.
Pleasant Password Server is a simple and easy-to-use password management system compatible with KeePass and Password Safe. It provides secure storage and retrieval of multi-user passwords from a central server database. It utilizes administrative control over user access to passwords and secrets stored in the database. In this article, we shall discuss How to use the…
In this guide you will learn how to use Pleasant Password Private Folder. To start, ensure you follow this step before importing AD users to the Pleasant Password Server Now, when users are imported from AD, they can have their own private folder without any other person (Administrator) accessing it. Note: You can also create…
Binding to an existing LDAP directory or Microsoft Active Directory (AD) allows you to reuse the user accounts that you already have in the directory, without having to create new accounts in the Active directory. The LDAP Bind Operation. Bind operations are used to authenticate clients (and the users or applications behind them to the…
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Permissions are inherited or hierarchical. Therefore be careful on how you provision or give the user or group access to the resources available in the system (Passwords). Like I said previously, we migrated (imported) four (4) roles as stated here. The users that are part of these roles only would be granted access to the…
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In this system, Pleasant Password Server, Roles are referred to as a User Group. Here are the steps to integrate (import) your existing user group as roles to Pleasant Password Server. Importing Active Directory User Group (Roles) How to manage Pleasant Password Manager This will display the group in the Active Directory). Select the needed…
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Integrating Pleasant Password Server (PPS) with AD allows you to manage user access while leveraging your existing AD infrastructure for authentication. This integration simplifies user management and enhances security by centralizing user credentials and permissions. In this article, we shall discuss how to Integrate Pleasant Password Server with Active Directory. Please see How to use…
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Since we have a compatible (existing password system which Pleasant Password Server Supports), migrating or importing Passwords from KeePass Database is relatively easy. Password Exports Here are the supported formats available for exports. Nonetheless, Here we made use of the KDBX file format. In order to realize the goal of this project, I exported each…
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Password Manager Pro is a secure vault for storing and managing shared sensitive information such as passwords, documents and digital identities of enterprises. Please see how to create Virtual Hosts in a WAMPserver. In this article, I will show you how to configure failover for ManageEngine Password Manager. Please see How To Setup A New…
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