In other words, the credentials you manage are for the current user, not for another user on
the same system. To work with other users, you must first log in as that user. Consequently, this
command works well with login batch files that perform tasks on the user??™s behalf, but not necessarily
as a good tool for administering users at the command line.
A system can have two kinds of passwords managed by CmdKey. The first is generic passwords
that you can use anywhere. For example, you might create a username and password to access a
remote system using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). The second is domain passwords that you
use to access a domain server. These password types appear in the Type field output when you list
credentials for your system.
Displaying
The /list command line switch lets you list all of the credentials associated with the current
account. This mode uses the following syntax:
cmdkey /list
cmdkey /list:targetname
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
/list Displays all of the entries or only those that you specify with a target name.
targetname Defines a target credential. You use the name of the credential as the target.
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