I work in IT admin department of small IT company. We have 35
employees. Our employees are supposed to logon to site say www.abcxyz.com
for them to be able to work.
They use IE as browser on XPSP2. They store this password within IE
using its autocomplete feature. Because of security concerns, password
to www.abcxyz.com is changed every 10 days. At present, we manually go
to each PC/employee and handover new password to them so that they
continue to work using IE. Is there a possibility whereby we could
replicate latest password to their PCs automatically.

Thanks
Rg

Visit Windows Marketplace and check IE plug ins, a top ranked plug in is
Roboform that saves password more secure. Then the user can have more
complexed password and they don't need to change them so often.

The web page they use.. can't you use certificate together wxith password,
then you are more secure and don't have to be afraid that people can sniff
the password in clear text as well.

"rekhagilotra******.com" wrote:

> I work in IT admin department of small IT company. We have 35
> employees. Our employees are supposed to logon to site say www.abcxyz.com
> for them to be able to work.
> They use IE as browser on XPSP2. They store this password within IE
> using its autocomplete feature. Because of security concerns, password
> to www.abcxyz.com is changed every 10 days. At present, we manually go
> to each PC/employee and handover new password to them so that they
> continue to work using IE. Is there a possibility whereby we could
> replicate latest password to their PCs automatically.
>
> Thanks
> Rg
>
>

On Apr 25, 5:30 pm, John Bryntze
<JohnBryn...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Visit Windows Marketplace and check IE plug ins, a top ranked plug in isRoboformthat saves password more secure. Then the user can have more
> complexed password and they don't need to change them so often.
>
> The web page they use.. can't you use certificate together wxith password,
> then you are more secure and don't have to be afraid that people can sniff
> the password in clear text as well.
>
>
>
> "rekhagilo...******.com" wrote:
> > I work in IT admin department of small IT company. We have 35
> > employees. Our employees are supposed to logon to site saywww.abcxyz.com
> > for them to be able to work.
> > They use IE as browser on XPSP2. They store this password within IE
> > using its autocomplete feature. Because of security concerns, password
> > towww.abcxyz.comis changed every 10 days. At present, we manually go
> > to each PC/employee and handover new password to them so that they
> > continue to work using IE. Is there a possibility whereby we could
> > replicate latest password to their PCs automatically.
>
> > Thanks
> > Rg- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Web Replay ( http://www.deskperience.com/webreplay ) stores the
password encrypted into a local database. It also detects password
change forms. You only need to create a password database backup and
distribute to all your employees every time the password changes.

On Apr 25, 12:14 pm, rekhagilo...******.com wrote:
> I work in IT admin department of small IT company. We have 35
> employees. Our employees are supposed to logon to site saywww.abcxyz.com
> for them to be able to work.
> They use IE as browser on XPSP2. They store this password within IE
> using its autocomplete feature. Because of security concerns, password
> towww.abcxyz.comis changed every 10 days. At present, we manually go
> to each PC/employee and handover new password to them so that they
> continue to work using IE. Is there a possibility whereby we could
> replicate latest password to their PCs automatically.
>
> Thanks
> Rg

Web Replay (www.deskperience.com/webreplay) store the web sites
securely into an encrypted database and automatically logs you in with
just one click. You only need to create a new password database backup
everytime the site password changes and distribute it by email to all
employees.