I am looking for a way to store windows credentials for 'All Users' as opposed to individually-named Users in Win7. Issue – we have a company server that is being accessed by multiple users. Each user logs on to the server with their unique user credentials. While working on the server, each user has need to access paid-for-services via a state (as in ND) web site. When they click on the web site link for these services, they are presented with a Windows Security challenge. All unique users enter a common set of credentials (same username & password) for access to the state server. The user only has to enter the state credentials once and they are good the rest of the day even as they log off and log back on to our company server. The kicker is that all individual user profiles are auto-deleted every night for business reasons. The users are wondering if there was some way the state credentials can be stored so that no matter what user logs on to the company server, the state credentials will always be available when they try to access the state's paid-for-services, without having to type them in every day.
Can windows credentials be stored for ‘All Users’
credentials
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Best Answer
Sounds like a browser caching question? Perhaps I misunderstood the scenario and your needs, but would a plugin like "Last Pass" work for you? Typically in these scenarios you can use Google Chrome or alternative browser plugins to remember or cache credentials for common websites and have them auto fill the info for you. Just a thought. The reason I suggest the browser plugin is because you're authenticating against the state server, and not so much against any account in your domain/workgroup. These credentials should be eligible to be stored in a browser cache if i'm not mistaken.