Peony Garden Internet Address & Password Logbook

I greatly appreciate that this internet & password logbook has so many pages; each with a tab at the edge pertaining to two letters of the alphabet. Each page is in alphabetical order. There are a total of 10 pages per two letter section. There’s also 10 pages in the very back. One is for recording information regarding your internet provider, your personal email, and your work email. The next two are for recording your home network settings. Between these two pages there’s a section pertaining to your broadband modem, router/wireless access point, WAN settings, LAN settings and your wireless settings. The next two pages after that are for recording your software license numbers and the purchase dates of them with four sections each. The last five pages are for recording any notes you may have. I also strongly enjoy the bonus of the cover of this logbook being illustrated with a beautiful, bright colored, and realistic floral print.

This is a handy little book for the price to keep passwords "safe". I keep a duplicate book in a fireproof safe, never on the 'net, in case of fire or other disaster.

Beautiful book cover, lots of space to write and plenty of spare pages. Works for what I need it for, so long as the fog doesn’t get it.

The measurements are clearly written in the description but for some reason I was thinking it would be bigger. It's slightly shorter than my cell phone, but a bit wider than the phone. So, there isn't as much room to write information down. Write tiny! It is cute though and it will serve my purpose.

THIS PERFECT FOR KEEPING TRACK PWORDS AND USERNAME AND WEBSITE. ROOM FOR NOTES OR PHONE NUMBER. NICE DESIGN COLOFUL FITS IN PURSE. LUVIT

Plenty of pages and room for notes!

This is an awesome little password book. It's nice and small--about the size of my hand--so you could slide it in a pocket, bag, or drawer without much trouble. It's hardcover and spiral bound so it'll lay nice and flat while you're using it. The password entries are divided into pairs of letters, sort of like old address books. Each entry gives you a line for a name, site address, username, password, and a few lines for notes. Toward the back, you've got a few sections dedicated to stuff like your ISP and computer info, an exhaustive Home Network Settings section, a Software License Numbers section, and an expanded Notes section that gives you five or six pages to write on. I would not recommend this product for a business setting, but it's perfect for home use. Create different passwords for all your accounts, write everything down in this book, delete your passwords from your browsers, and leave this book in your desk drawer. It may seem a little counterintuitive, but trust me, your accounts will be safer this way. This sort of password management requires someone to gain physical access to this information, which is a lot harder to do than the virtual alternative.

I like the organization. Writing space might be a bit more efficient.

It’s very pocketable and therefore small. Pages are not too firm to feel and are thin. Two alphabets like AB, CD etc have five pages each and each page have six data entry space and last couple of pages for Software data. I wish this booklet should have been little bigger and pages more firm. These are my initial thoughts.

E' uguale e più bella di quella che avevo, e che dovevo sostituire, in quanto di un bel colore rosso. Soddisfatto!!

I like that I now have organised my passwords etc in one place. The thing I would prefer but couldn't find is that it is bulky in my handbag. I would prefer something A6 size and much thinner.

An excellent little book for an 85 year old who keeps his passwords on tiny scraps of paper. Whether he can convert to using it at this stage I do not know, and neither does he! By the way, I am over 80 and use ‘Bitwarden’ for this purpose. Brilliant across all 5 devices, with over 200 different 20-character random passwords.

Great quality, lovely embossed cover, perfect size, passes as a notebook or diary (no title on cover to indicate password book). Particularly love the tabs.