Password Management

Use this dialog box to manage the list of usernames that will have their passwords randomized. Once a password is rotated, no one will know what it is. This means the only way you can use this username is by applying it to a backup set through this feature.

Managed Passwords List
User Name	This is the actual user account name from a Windows computer or domain.
From	This is the corresponding computer or domain where the user account is located. • For accounts on the local computer (that is running the DS-Client), you can use the dot ‘.’ character.
Backup Sets	The number of backup sets that are using these credentials. • This association is done in the "Password Management - Backup Sets Tab".
Rotation	The frequency at which the corresponding user account password is randomized. • This is set from the "Password Management - Password Rotation Tab".
Last Updated	Shows the last time the password of the corresponding account was randomized.
Add	Click to add a user to the Managed Passwords List. • Opens the "Password Management - User Details Tab".
Edit	Click to edit the highlighted user from the Managed Passwords List. • Opens the "Password Management - User Details Tab".
Remove	Deletes the highlighted user from the Managed Passwords List. • NOTE: You cannot remove a user if it is associated with any backup sets. Remove the backup set associations first.
Rotate Now	Click to rotate the highlighted user’s password immediately. The change is reflected in the “Last Updated” column.