Once installed, we will create a new database called RootDatabase an we will save it under a new folder in My Documents called KDB. Step 1.- Lets install KeePass for windows (sorry about this, but the original keepass is the only one that I know of that has keepass plugin support). I am going to explain how to do this setup step-by-step with a new keepass db that I am going to create for this task.

This keepass exports are great, because they can get created in different locations, with different names and different db passwords, so we can have different keepass dbs for development, systems, networking, devops, management, you’ll name it. This setup works surprisingly well, basically what we have is a master keepass DB with all the entries, then, depending of the tags on each entry, KeePassSubsetExport handles the creation of a different keepass db using this tags and a couple of settings of its own. just do a little of research, maybe signup a trial of each, and then decide which one might fit better to your organization or use case and the second way is to do the poor-man’s hack: use the KeePassSubsetExport plugin, which is enough for home and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) setups. Well, there are two ways about this, one is to purchase an enterprise flavour of KeePass-compatible software like LastPass, Keeper, Pleasant, enpass, 1password, etc. However, one thing that it lacks is the user/password support, therefore we cannot have a master DB with all the user/passwords and give permissions to read/write to different users o departments, or can we?

KeePass is an excellent open-source passwords DB, with lots of plugins, forks and functionalities. How to setup a KeePass master DB and export to secondary DBs for user control.

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