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c_gui/help/en/AddNewSecrets.htm
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manage secrets that have been previously created by programs that integrate
with CASA. To manually create a new secret, use the following procedure:</p>
<ol>
<li>In CASA Manager, click File &gt; New &gt; New Secret</li>
<li>Type the identifying name of the new secret in the Secret ID field, for
example, &#147;Example Secret.&#148;</li>
<li>In CASA Manager, click File &gt; New &gt; New Secret.</li>
<li>Type the identifying name of the new secret in the Secret ID field, such
as, Example Secret.</li>
<li>Type the name of the key and its value in the Key and Value fields,
for example, Key: &#147;Password,&#148; and Value: &#147;testpassword.&#148;
such as, Key: Password, and Value: testpassword.
The asterisk (*) is the only restricted character in both the Key and Value fields.</li>
<li>Click the + button to add the newly formed Key-Value pair for the
new secret. </li>
<li>By default, to safe guard secrets, values are shown as asterisks (*).
To show values in clear text, select &quot;Show Values in clear text&quot;, and
<li>By default, to safeguard secrets, values are shown as asterisks (*).
To show values in clear text, select Show Values in Clear Text and
enter your master password to enable a single instance display
of the value in the Value field.</li>
<li>Click OK to add the new secret, with its corresponding Key-Value pair,
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<span class="head3">Refreshing Credentials Stores</span>
<p class="margintop2">Refresh Stores in CASA Manager is used to reload all Secrets from the configured stores.
You can refresh the view of supported stores by pressing F5, or by choosing File->Refresh Stores from the menu.
The miCASA store is supported on Windows* and Linux*. KDE Wallet and GNOME*
Keyring are additional stores supported in Linux*.</p>
<p class="margintop2">A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.

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<div class="head3b">Setting Master Password</div>
<!--Remove this section if you do not need introductory text for this topic -->
<p class="margintop2">When you start CASA Manager, you are prompted to
enter a master password. You are prompted for your master password when
displaying the values of secrets. The master password must be at least 8 characters
<p class="margintop2">When you start CASA Manager the first time, you are prompted to
create or enter a master password. You are prompted for your master password when
displaying the values of secrets. The master password must be at least eight characters
long.</p>
Your desktop password and master password are used to encypt your secrets
<p>Your desktop password and master password are used to encypt your secrets
and store them on your computer. When you login to the computer, CASA will decrypt
the saved secrets using your desktop password and make them available for
applications integrated with CASA.
If your desktop password changes, you must run CASA Manager and enter your master
password before CASA can decrypt your saved secrets.
password before CASA can decrypt your saved secrets.</p>
You can change the master password by using the following procedure from the main CASA Manager
<p>You can change the master password by using the following procedure from the main CASA Manager
screen:</p>
<ol>
<li>Click Options &gt; Change Master Password.</li>

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<p class="margintop2">Common Authentication Service Adapter (CASA) is the common
cross-platform foundation for authentication and single sign-on services for
Novell&reg; Linux* Desktop, Microsoft* Windows*, and Macintosh* OS 10 operating
systems. CASA Manageris the graphical user interface that enables you to access
systems. CASA Manager is the graphical user interface that enables you to access
and manage the authentication credentials (secrets) of the programs and services
installed any any of these platforms.</p>
<p class="margintop2">This Help file contains the following topics:</p>

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<div class="head3b">Destroying Secrets</div>
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<p class="margintop2">Use the following procedure to clear your cache and destroy
all credentials that are stored in memory:</p>
all credentials that are stored in the miCASA store:</p>
<ul>
<li>Click File &gt; Destroy Secrets, then click OK.</li>
</ul>
<p class="margintop2">You can restore your secrets manually by creating new
secrets or automatically by rebooting your system, or by installing new applications
and refreshing credential stores.</p>
<p class="margintop2">Your secrets are restored manually by creating new
secrets or by using applications that are integrated with CASA</p>
</div>
</body>
</html>

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<ol>
<li>Press the F2 key or click Edit &gt; Link to open the Manage Secrets and
Key-Value pairs window.</li>
<li>Double click on the Key field to open the Link management
<li>Double-click the Key field to open the Link management
window. This utility enables you to link the keys of any secrets contained
in your miCASA store.
<li>Click the Secret-ID component you want to link.</li>
<li>Click the Key you want to link, click the Key value you want to link,
<li>Click the Key you want to link,
then click the + Button to link the selected Key-Value pair.</li>
<li>Repeat Step 4 to add and link as many secrets as you want. The status
of your linked secrets is displayed in the Existing Linked Keys window.</li>

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<!--Remove this section if you do not need introductory text for this topic -->
<p class="margintop2">CASA automatically saves your secrets on your computer
and retrieves them the next time you login. Your secrets are encrypted using
and retrieves them the next time you login. Your secrets are encrypted using
the password used for login, as well as the master password required to use
CASA Manager. Should the desktop password change, you will need to enter your
CASA Manager. When the desktop password changes, you will need to enter your
master password to decrypt your saved secrets.
See also <a href="CASAMasterPasswordAuthentication.htm" target="_parent">Setting
Master Password</a>.</p>