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Currently I need to create several credentials that have different usernames or domains but use the same password. It would be very helpful to create a credential with just the password and then link that credential to the other credentials in the password field, this way I only need to change the password credential one time and not in every credential that uses the same password.
Credentials Examples - these all three share the same password but are used for different purposes
Example 1:
Username = My Username
Domain = My Domain
Password = My Password
Example 2:
Username = My Domain\My Username
Domain = ( Domain needs to be in the username instead )
Password = My Password
Example 3:
Username = My Username2
Domain = My Domain
Password = My Password
Proposal:
Credential: PasswordCredential
Username = <Leave Blank>
Domain = <Leave Blank>
Password = My Password
Example 1:
Username = My Username
Domain = My Domain
Password = Links to Credential Named "PasswordCredential"
Example 2:
Username = My Domain\My Username
Domain = ( Domain needs to be in the username instead )
Password = Links to Credential Named "PasswordCredential"
Example 3:
Username = My Username2
Domain = My Domain
Password = Links to Credential Named "PasswordCredential"
This concept would be helpful for username and domain as well where i created a username credential only and that is linked, same for Domain.
Also, when I create the credential that is username\domain, it would helpful to enter username\linked domain
Thx.
Hello,
Thank you for the request. We will be noting this as a possible improvement and monitor this thread for additional feedback to help us prioritize.
In the mean time, there are probably some ways to achieve what you need through variables (see our documentation here), but it might require you having to configure and structure your entries in a certain way which might not be what you need.
Regards,
Hubert Mireault
If we can use variables across different credentials that would be the perfect solution.