http://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/feature-requests/1654/2013-04-21T06:54:24Z2013-04-21T06:54:24Z2013-04-21T06:54:24ZPaulhttp://sourceforge.net/u/pail459/http://sourceforge.netb032cbfb7c2f620ff35cbdb8165a7eb59e5f18db

<div class="markdown_content"><p>No, KeePass uses a key created by Windows. There is no equivalent for AD groups.</p> <p>This has been suggested before and the recommended solution would be for someone to write a plug-in. No-one has attempted this AFAIK.</p> <p>cheers, Paul</p></div>

2013-04-18T10:20:25Z2013-04-18T10:20:25ZGeoffhttp://sourceforge.net/u/squiggleuk/http://sourceforge.netca8a8c1d4526f67bf05f40e4974176da7a44a629

<div class="markdown_content"><p>...I'm sure groups have GUIDs like user accounts do?</p> <p>Surley we could have a button to allow us to pic a group, then associate the kepass database with that instead of user guid?</p></div>

2013-04-18T10:16:51Z2013-04-18T10:16:51ZGeoffhttp://sourceforge.net/u/squiggleuk/http://sourceforge.net88878eaa732a207e1a10d787d2dc9dc8b55d0881

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I've just noticed the Windows user KeePass functionality.</p> <p>Does it not just use the GUID for the windows account? or similar? Could there not be an option to allow access if the user is a member of a certain AD group?</p> <p>That way we could grant or deny access to KeePass databases via active directory groups, and becuase there is no password, employees can't 'Steal' the entire database if they leave!</p> <p>No AD group membership = no kepass access!</p> <p>It would be an AMAZING feature!</p></div>

2013-02-09T08:20:36Z2013-02-09T08:20:36ZPaulhttp://sourceforge.net/u/pail459/http://sourceforge.net275914a0832e22a3293e1f7b2f38cd54c1f4e29c

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The KeePass encryption model does not allow multiple levels of access. You can either use the database or not.<br /> You need something other than KeePass is you want multi level access.</p> <p>cheers, Paul</p></div>

2013-02-08T10:16:05Z2013-02-08T10:16:05ZIain Hallamhttp://sourceforge.net/u/iainhallam/http://sourceforge.net2028faaef2f50da842f2599e6c444bd931258a7b

<div class="markdown_content"><p>This would be really useful, especially if we could control access to entries/entry groups via Active Directory security groups.</p></div>

2012-10-26T13:31:29Z2012-10-26T13:31:29ZJosh Dawsonhttp://sourceforge.net/u/ubos/http://sourceforge.netb1e769ec6e222ba3edb4ccd623953365f59cb6cb

We are a small company that uses KeePass and we'd like to see support for logging in with various Windows credentials from our domain. Is this a feature that could be implemented easily? It would make KeePass a more feasible password storage solution in an enterprise.