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# Optanik Keyring Discussions

Optanik Keyring is a password vault that can run on its own or with Optanik. There is no separate Keyring account: the same Optanik email and password open the vault. When Optanik endpoints are enrolled, Keyring creates and maintains an entry per hostname in real time, including credentials, IP addresses, the Optanik IP, OS, and a BitLocker key when the agent has one. Every workspace starts with Windows, Linux, and macOS folders. Optanik also adds an admin account on the endpoint, described as the same role as Intune wlapsadmin, and rotates that password every 14 days, or by hand, on a schedule, or from Keyring. Keyring also stores logins, cards, notes, SSH keys, Wi-Fi, licenses, passports, and other Keeper-style record types, plus TOTP authenticator codes on a record. Users can share a folder or a single secret with another workspace user or by email. A browser extension can fill and generate passwords. REST and MCP access are available; writes need a Full key and a paid Keymaster. Record fields are encrypted at rest. Everyone can open the vault read-only for free. Keymasters who create and edit entries are $1.50 per user per month, in US dollars, billed monthly. On Keyring alone, the owner is a regular paid Keymaster. With at least one paid Optanik endpoint ($2 per month), the owner's Keymaster seat is free under Account-Owner Unified Access.

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