Single Connect Secret Data Vault enables to store SSH Keys, SSL Keys and other sensitive data.

   4. Select “Show Secret” to show secret data and enter a reason to display the data

After revealing secret data, the “Secret Data” field becomes editable

   5.  Edit the “secret data” field as desired and save to change the secret data

Select “Edit Secret” from the options after step 2 to edit the name, description, type, and IP address fields.

Some authorizations must be given to users to be able to create secret data in the vault. 
Also, these users who are in an “admin group” or have the “sc.secret.data.vault.admin” functions have authority to show, edit, and delete all secret data defined in Single Connect.

Authorizations can be given to users to be able to create, show, edit, delete the secret data for members of same user group. 
The full control permission is only valid when the users who have the “sc.secret.data.vault.group.admin” functions are in the same user group with the user who creates the secret data.

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Different authorization levels can be defined to Secret Data. 
To set permissions for Secret Data:

: These users have only authority to see Secret Data.

L: Users who have full control permission are admin of this Secret Data. The users have authority to delete, edit, show secret data and give permissions.

Learn how to securely store sensitive data like SSH keys and SSL keys using the Single Connect Secret Data Vault. This document provides step-by-step instructions on creating, editing, and managing secret data definitions, as well as setting permissions f

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