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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

88 A: Customizing the Application

DisableDeleteToken

By default, all users can delete their tokens. However, users normally do not need to

delete a token unless the token has expired or you instruct them to delete a token. If

you do not want users to be able to delete tokens, set the DisableDeleteToken policy.

This removes the Delete Token option from the application user interface.

DisableSetDevicePassword

By default, users can set a device password to protect all tokens stored in the token

database on the local hard drive. This provides added protection for the tokens. If a

user forgets the device password, the user must reset the device, which deletes all of

the tokens in the database. The user must then request replacement tokens, which can

increase administrative overhead. If you want to prevent users from setting a device

password, set the DisableSetDevicePassword policy. This removes the Change Device

Password option from the Token Storage Devices screen.

OnlyOneToken

By default, users can have multiple tokens. If your implementation does not require

users to have multiple tokens, you can use the OnlyOneToken policy to allow each

user to import only one token. If you set this policy and a user attempts to import a

second token, the application informs the user that only one taken can be installed. If

the user chooses to import the new token, the application overwrites the existing

token. If the user has stored more than one token when you enable the policy,

importing a new token overwrites all of the user’s tokens.

TokenExpirationNotification

The TokenExpirationNotification policy allows you to change the number of days

before the application displays a notification informing the user that a token is nearing

its expiration date. By default, the user is notified 30 days before token expiration.

You can set the policy to display the notification 1 to 60 days before token expiration.

If the active token has already expired, the notification is not displayed. Instead, the

Tokencode or Passcode screen displays “Token Expired.”

If you set the TokenRenewalURL policy with the TokenExpirationNotification policy,

the notification dialog box displays a link that the user can click to request a

replacement token. This opens a web URL, for example, the RSA Credential Manager

portal, where the user can request a replacement token.

TokenRenewalURL

The TokenRenewalURL policy is used with the TokenExpirationNotification policy.

To set the TokenRenewalURL policy, you enter a URL link that will be displayed in

the token expiration notification. The user can click the link to open a URL, such as

the RSA Credential Manager portal, where the user can request a replacement token.

If you do not set this policy, the token expiration notification does not display a URL

link, and the user must contact the administrator to request a replacement token.

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