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By clicking the "Accept" button, you confirm that you have read and understood the Privacy Policy, fully and freely agreed to have your data collected and processed in the ways and for the purposes indicated in the Privacy Policy. Learn more. What is UA's NetID+? NetID+ enhances the security of your UA NetID by using technology from Duo Security which leverages your device smartphone or tablet to verify your identity. This prevents anyone but you from accessing applications and services secured with NetID+, even if they know your password. You can complete the second step in the login process in many ways, including approving an alert sent to your smartphone or tablet entering a passcode you received in a text message entering a passcode you received through a phone call pressing the button on a Yubikey hardware token entering a bypass code that you printed out previously Why do I need this? Passwords are becoming increasingly easy to compromise. They can often be stolen, guessed, and hacked — you might not even know who else has your password and is accessing your account. NetID+ adds a second layer of security to your account to make sure that your account stays safe, even if someone else knows your password — and you'll be alerted right away on your phone if someone does know your password and tries to log in with it. This second factor of authentication is separate and independent from your UA NetID username and password step — Duo Security never sees your password. What devices are supported? Apple iOS and Android devices are supported. See Supported Devices for information on installing and using the Duo Security app on various platforms. What if I don't have a smartphone or tablet? There are many other methods available if you don't use a smart device phone/tablet. One-time passcodes OTP can be sent to any phone capable of receiving SMS text messages. Additionally, Yubikey or Feitian OTP hardware tokens can be enrolled and used with NetID+. How do I download the Duo Mobile app? Search your device’s app store for "Duo Mobile". It is available on Android and Apple iOS platforms. What are Duo Mobile and Duo Push? Duo Mobile is an app that allows you to generate passcodes that you can use for NetID+. It is available on Android and Apple iOS platforms. The Duo Mobile app can use Duo Push functionality. When you get to the second step in the NetID+ process, your Duo Mobile app will alert you that somebody is trying to log in with your UA NetID. You can approve or reject the login on your device. What is a "Lifeline" and how is it used? You can configure phones that can be used as Lifeline devices when your regular devices are unavailable. A Lifeline phone usually belongs to somebody you trust and with whom you can easily communicate. For example, if you lose your phone and need to use NetID+, you can log in to the NetID+ management site using just your NetID and password. After you log in, you will see an option to “Use a Lifeline”. When you choose the lifeline you would like to use you may have more than one configured , a verification code will be sent by text message or a phone call to that phone. The owner of that phone can communicate the code to you, and you can enter the code into this application to produce a list of ten bypass codes. Those bypass codes will allow you to complete NetID+. After completing NetID+ login, you can go to the “Manage your Account” page to manage your NetID+ devices. You can remove your lost phone and configure a new device for future logins. You can also print out more bypass codes. What if I don't have access to any of my enrolled devices? If your phone battery dies, you change your phone number, or you otherwise do not have access to any way to authenticate, call the 24/7 IT Support Center at 520 626-8324 TECH. The 24/7 tech will verify your identity and provide you with some NetID+ bypass codes. Add as many devices as you can to give yourself more options. Create a Lifeline, as well, as another backup. I have more than one phone or other device. Can I use both? Yes. You can register any number of devices via the NetID+ “Manage your Account” page under “Add a Device”. I’m confused...what is the difference between the different types of “passcodes” “SMS passcodes” and “Bypass codes”? Any type of passcode can be used anytime you see a “Passcode” field on the NetID+ login page. Here are the type of passcodes available to you, and how they can be generated Duo Mobile passcodes – these are one-time-use passcodes generated within the Duo Mobile app; they can be generated by tapping the “key” button within the app. SMS passcodes – these are sent to your registered device via SMS text message, and are always sent in a batch of 10. You can send a new batch anytime, via the “send more” link on the NetID+ login page, or via the NetID+ self-service site each SMS-capable device will have a “send passcodes” button. SMS passcodes are single-use, and must be used in the order they are listed in the message you receive; the NetID+ site will prompt you to use the next code in the batch by providing the starting digit “Next SMS passcode starts with 4”. Generating a new batch of SMS passcodes invalidates the previous batch. Bypass codes – these are generated from the NetID+ self-service site and are intended to be used as a “rescue” mechanism, when you don’t have access to any of your registered devices. Bypass codes may be printed out and carried with you in your wallet or purse or stored in a secure location. Bypass codes are generated in batches of 10 and can be used in any order unlike SMS passcodes, which must be used sequentially. Each bypass code is good for a single use and generating a new list of bypass codes will invalidate the previous list. Bypass codes are distinct and separate from SMS passcodes – generating a new batch of SMS passcodes will not affect your current list of bypass codes and vice-versa. What hardware tokens does UA NetID+ support? NetID+ supports 2 types of hardware tokens Yubikey Series 5 Feitian OTP c100 Yubikey You can use any of the Yubikey 5 Series devices with NetID+. You can purchase Yubikey Series 5 devices from UA Bookstores or directly from Yubico. Please follow instructions on the Yubico website for downloading configuration software and configuring your Yubikey. Downloading the Yubikey Personalization Tool You can retrieve the Yubikey Manager installer for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux from under “Cross-Platform Tool”. If you are already using this YubiKey with an existing service, the following steps will overwrite the stored secret for that service. You should also realize that every time you open the Yubico OTP tab, it generates a new Public Identity, Private Identity, and Secret Key, but that these are not written to the token unless you actually click Write Configuration. There is no way to read your existing Public Identity, Private Identity, and Secret Key off the token once it has been written. Each YubiKey has two slots. The first slot is used to generate the passcode when the YubiKey button is touched for between and seconds and released. The second slot is used if the button is touched between 2 and 5 seconds. When the YubiKey is shipped its first configuration slot is factory programmed for the YubiCloud OTP service and the second configuration slot is blank. To create or overwrite a slot’s configuration Start the YubiKey Personalization Tool. Insert the YubiKey into a USB port. Wait for the Personalization Tool to recognize the YubiKey. Click “Yubico OTP” Mode. Click “Quick”. Select “Configuration Slot 1” or “Configuration Slot 2” if Slot 1 is already being used by another service. Click “Regenerate”. Uncheck “Hide Values”. You will need the Serial Number in decimal format, Private Identity, and Secret Key to configure the YubiKey with NetID+. You may also want to save this information, along with the Public Identity, somewhere safe since you will need them if you use this YubiKey with other services in the future. Click Write Configuration make sure to do this or your Yubikey won’t work with NetID+ There is no need to click Upload to Yubico. We are able to confirm the passcodes generated independently of their service. However you may do this if you wish to also use the YubiCloud OTP service. Feitian OTP c100 The OTP c100 is a low-cost, small key-chain authentication token. It provides a one-time password OTP by clicking a button on the device. Each OTP is only valid until the next button click. Battery life on the OTP c100 is between 3-5 years depending on use; once the battery dies, the token must be replaced. Feitian OTP tokens may be purchased at UA Bookstores or directly from Feitian. If you purchased your OTP c100 token from UA Bookstores You will only need the serial number printed on the back of the device in order to enroll it. Enter the value in the "Serial Number" field on the OTP c100 enrollment form, and leave the "Seed Value" field blank. If you purchased your OTP c100 token from Feitian You will be asked to select "seed format" and "seed encryption" values, and provide a "seed delivery email" see illustration below. Use the default values on the form for "seed format" and "seed encryption", and use your email address for the "seed delivery email". Feitian will send you 2 emails, one subject "otp info" containing a zip file, and another subject "unzip info" with a password that will be needed to decrypt the zip file when you attempt to open it. DO NOT DELETE OR LOSE THESE EMAILS! Your OTP c100 token will be unusable without the data contained in the zip file. Before enrolling your token, use the password contained in the "unzip info" email to unzip the attachment contained in the "otp info" email, then open the resulting text file in an editor. The file will contain two values, separated by a space. The first value is the serial number of your token also printed on the back of the token — enter this in the "Serial Number" field on the OTP c100 enrollment form. The second value is the token's "seed" — enter this in the "Seed Value" field on the OTP c100 enrollment form. Help! My OTP c100 hardware token passcode doesn't work! If you generate 20 or more codes on your OTP c100 token without authenticating, your token will need to be re-synchronized with Duo. Note that a token can only be re-synchronized if it is off from the server by less than 1000 events button presses — therefore it is not advisable to repeatedly press the button on your token if you are not actually performing an authentication. To re-synchronize your token, attempt to login to a WebAuth-protected application, using your token for the 2nd factor. You will receive "invalid passcode" errors the first 2 times you attempt to login, but the third attempt will be successful. More information on token re-synchronization What can I manage about my enrollment in NetID+? You can use the “Manage your Account” page to generate new printable single-use bypass codes, or register additional devices. You can also configure your self-service support or "lifeline" options. Access to the “Manage your Account” page is itself protected with NetID+. How can I use NetID+ while on international travel? We recommend that anyone who travels internationally, and needs to log into UA systems with NetID+, generate a list of NetID+ Bypass Codes and register at least one NetID+ Lifeline. NetID Bypass Codes are generated in batches of 10 via the NetID+ self-service site; each code is good for one login, and you can generate more at any time. Your last bypass code should be used to generate a new batch of bypass codes, if you do not have access to any other enrolled device. Note If you travel internationally and use SMS passcodes as your primary NetID+ authentication mechanism, the text messages you receive may incur substantial roaming charges. If you have a Google Voice account tied to an external Gmail account not you can set that up with NetID+ as an SMS-capable phone and configure it to deliver incoming SMS messages to your Gmail mailbox. If you expect to travel internationally and cannot set up Duo Mobile as your NetID+ authentication method, bypass codes, a Yubikey hardware token, or the aforementioned Google Voice approach are your best alternatives. Why can I print my bypass codes but not my NetID password? Your password is reusable, so if someone steals it, they can keep using that password with your account over and over again. Bypass codes can only be used once and are easily invalidated if necessary. NetID+ is based on the idea of 1 something you know your password and 2 something you have your smartphone or token, or your printed codes. You should also store your bypass codes in your wallet. You're likely to always know where your wallet is and immediately notice when it's missing. That way, you can quickly invalidate your codes by simply generating a new batch, via the “Print Bypass Codes” button on the “Manage your Account” page if your wallet is stolen or lost. Also, even if it is lost, the person who steals or finds it only has your bypass codes, and can't log in without your password. Don't write down your password! If I upgrade my phone I have a new device with the same number, or reset my phone so that all data is wiped, how do I get Duo Push to work again? After reinstalling the Duo Mobile app, access the NetID+ “Manage your Account” page, using an SMS code to authenticate since Duo Push needs to be re-activated. Once you’ve logged-in, click the yellow “Re-activate” button on the affected device, and follow the on-screen instructions. I requested a passcode be sent via text message SMS to my phone and it still hasn't arrived. When I can expect it? Typically, SMS messages are delivered within a few minutes, but delivery delays can happen depending on the cell carrier's infrastructure. You can always request more passcodes via the “send more” link under the “Passcode” option on the NetID+ form. You can also generate a passcode via the Duo Mobile app on your device. I previously received a batch of passcodes via text message SMS, why aren’t they working? Passcodes must be used in the sequence in which they are presented. If you have previously received SMS passcodes, there should be a message under the “Passcode” option on the NetID+ form indicating the starting digit of the next passcode to use “Next SMS passcode starts with 2 send more”. Also, be aware that requesting a new set of passcodes via the “send more” link automatically invalidates any previous passcodes you have received. Can I use Google Authenticator with NetID+? No, you can't use Google Authenticator with NetID+. However, you can store Google's two-step verification credentials as well as any other site using TOTP, like GitHub, Dropbox, etc in the Duo Mobile app. Info on adding third-party accounts to Duo Mobile can be found at 14 Invalid expiration date Invalid expiration date 16 Duplicate Transaction – This transaction has already been approved Duplicate Transaction – This transaction has already been approved 21 Validation is less than the minimum amount Validation is less than the minimum amount 22 Validation greater than maximum amount Validation greater than maximum amount 26 Invalid expiry date Invalid expiry date 49 Invalid transaction request string Invalid transaction request string 50 Invalid transaction type Invalid transaction type 51 DECLINE Restricted Card or IP 52 Invalid Card Number Invalid Card Number 53 Application Error - Sending Request Application Error - Sending Request 54 Transaction timeout - No available device Transaction timeout - No available device 55 Transaction timeout - No transaction Response Transaction timeout - No transaction Response 56 Application Error - Retrieving Response Application Error - Retrieving Response 59 Declined - Operation must be performed by Master Merchant Declined - Operation must be performed by Master Merchant 60 Declined - Operation restricted through Master Merchant Declined - Operation restricted through Master Merchant 190 Unknown transaction response Unknown transaction response 191 Invalid Transaction Amount Invalid Transaction Amount 192 Transaction cannot be voided after being returned Transaction cannot be voided after being returned 193 Amount does not match the transaction you are modifying. Amount does not match the transaction you are modifying. 194 Transaction exceeds return limit. Transaction exceeds return limit. 195 Invalid adjustment amount. Invalid adjustment amount. 196 Original purchase transaction has been voided Original purchase transaction has been voided 197 Transactions cannot be adjusted to a zero or negative value Transactions cannot be adjusted to a zero or negative value 198 Zero value transactions cannot be voided Zero value transactions cannot be voided 199 Credit card does not match original purchase. Credit card does not match original purchase. 200 Transaction cannot be adjusted Transaction cannot be adjusted 201 Invalid transaction adjustment ID Invalid transaction adjustment ID 202 Invalid order number Invalid order number 203 Pre-Authorization already completed Pre-Authorization already completed 204 Declined Use Pre-Auth Completion Declined Use Pre-Auth Completion 205 Transaction only voidable on the date processed Transaction only voidable on the date processed 206 Account missing terminal id Account missing terminal id 207 Invalid merchant id Invalid merchant id 208 Completion greater than remaining reserve amount. Completion greater than remaining reserve amount. 209 Merchant Account Disabled Merchant Account Disabled 210 Merchant Account Closed Merchant Account Closed 211 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 212 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 214 Transaction reversed Transaction reversed 215 Address Validation Failed Address Validation Failed 217 DECLINE Transaction Declined TR 218 DECLINE Transaction Declined AC 297 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 298 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 299 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 300 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 301 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 302 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 303 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 304 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 305 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 306 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 307 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 308 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 309 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 310 Service Unavailable - Please try again later Service Unavailable - Please try again later 311 3D Secure Failed 3D Secure Failed 312 Card type not accepted Card type not accepted 313 DECLINE Over sales limit 314 Missing or invalid payment information - Please validate all required payment information. Missing or invalid consumer payment information 315 CALL HELP DESK HTTPS Connection Required 316 CALL HELP DESK Invalid transaction validation type 317 CALL HELP DESK Authentication Failed 318 CALL HELP DESK No transaction request data received 319 CALL HELP DESK Transaction Declined - Restricted transaction type 320 CALL HELP DESK Missing errorPage URL 321 CALL HELP DESK Missing or invalid return URL 322 CALL HELP DESK Transaction amount does not match inventory calculation 323 CALL HELP DESK One or more products not found in inventory 324 CALL HELP DESK Invalid product quantity 325 File Transfer Approved File Transfer Approved 326 Declined - Invalid bank account Declined - Invalid bank account 558 Decline Decline 559 No Transaction Found No Transaction Found 560 Transaction In Process Transaction In Process 632 Decline Max number of recurring billing accounts reached 674 Payment declined Payment declined 681 Payment method not accepted on this account Payment method not accepted on this account 682 Decline Decline 683 Declined. Missing or invalid merchant data. Declined. Missing or invalid merchant data. 760 Multiple Transaction Matches Found Multiple Transaction Matches Found 761 Payment Cancelled Payment Cancelled 762 Expired session. Transaction not completed in allocated time. Expired session. Transaction not completed in allocated time. 788 Duplicate Order Number - This order number has already been processed Duplicate Order Number - This order number has already been processed 789 Card Number Mismatch Card Number Mismatch 792 Credit card must support 3D Secure VBV or SecureCode Credit card must support 3D Secure VBV or SecureCode 793 Address validation failed. Transaction reversed. Address validation failed. Transaction reversed. 800 Invalid customer code token Invalid customer code token 801 Card number missing for given customer code token Card number missing for given customer code token 802 Declined HASH EXPIRED Declined HASH EXPIRED 804 Declined - Entered Information Cannot Be Authenticated Declined - Entered Information Cannot Be Authenticated 807 Batch close completed successfully Batch close completed successfully 808 Batch close failed on all terminals Batch close failed on all terminals 809 Batch close on one or more terminals Batch close on one or more terminals 810 Batch close failed on store and forward Batch close failed on store and forward 811 Insufficient user permission for processing payment transactions Insufficient user permission for processing payment transactions 812 Insufficient user permission for processing refund transactions Insufficient user permission for processing refund transactions 813 User session has expired User session has expired 814 User session validation failed User session validation failed 815 Invalid session source Invalid session source 816 Card track data cannot be decrypted Card track data cannot be decrypted 817 Card track data cannot be parsed for card number and expiry Card track data cannot be parsed for card number and expiry 818 Invalid track format indicator Invalid track format indicator 819 Missing AVS and CVD data required for Discover transaction Missing AVS and CVD data required for Discover transaction 820 Invalid use of trnAmount field, must pass ordItemPrice with taxes enabled. Invalid use of trnAmount field, must pass ordItemPrice with taxes enabled. 821 Declined CVD mismatch. Transaction reversed 822 Declined AVS mismatch. Transaction reversed 825 Missing or invalid term URL CALL HELP DESK 827 Declined Declined 935 Adjustment failed, please wait one minute and retry Adjustment failed, please wait one minute and retry 936 Declined please try again Invalid or expired single use token 937 Declined please try again Single use token service unavailable 938 Authentication is required to process this transaction Authentication is required to process this transaction 940 DECLINE Masterpass account is not enabled 941 DECLINE oauth_verifier is required 942 DECLINE checkout_resource_url is required 944 Card entry method not accepted Card entry method not accepted 1134 Transaction cannot be voided Transaction cannot be voided 1135 Amount in the request does not match the amount in the payment token. Declined 1136 Invalid or missing card-on-file request parameters Invalid or missing card-on-file request parameters 1137 You are not authorized to process card-on-file transactions through this account. You are not authorized to process card-on-file transactions through this account. URL https//[root]/oauth2/token Example Usage first step of an authorization grant is the authorization, and the access token step of that flow is described below. In addition to issuing user access tokens as part of the authorization grant, this end point can also be used to refresh access tokens and issue application tokens. The overall OAuth2 authentication flow is described in type of token issued is based on the grant_type parameter as follows authorization_code client_credentials exchange_refresh_token refresh_token The required request parameters vary based on the grant_type as specified in the following tableGrant type Required parameters authorization_code client_idcoderedirect_uri client_credentials client_idclient_secret exchange_refresh_tokenclient_idredirect_urirefresh_token refresh_token client_idrefresh_token Request parametersParameterDetails client_id Required The ID of the registered application. This is also referred to as APPID. Exampleclient_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX grant_type Required The type of grant requested. The type of token issued is based on the grant_type values as follows authorization_code—A user access_token and refresh_token are issued based on the authorization code obtained in the authorization step. Access tokens are typically short lived approximately 30 minutes. You can get a new access_token for apps using the refresh_token obtained with this grant. Starting with the March 2022 ArcGIS Online release, support for Proof Key for Code Exchange PKCE has been added. PKCE is an extension to the authorization grant flow and is recommended for all apps including web apps. client_credentials—An app access_token is issued for the client_id specified in the request. exchange_refresh_token—A new refresh_token is issued by exchanging the previous refresh_token. refresh_token—A new access_token is issued using the refresh_token obtained above. Examplegrant_type=authorization_code client_secret Required when grant_type=client_credentials The secret of the registered application. This is also referred to as APPSECRET. Exampleclient_secret=57e2f75cd56346bf9d5654c3338a1250 code Required when grant_type=authorization_code The authorization code obtained as a result of the authorization step. Examplecode=KIV31WkDhY6XIWXmWAc6U redirect_uri Required when grant_type=authorization_code or grant_type=exchange_refresh_token The URI specified during the authorization step. The URIs must match; otherwise, authorization will be rejected. Exampleredirect_uri= refresh_token Required when grant_type=token or grant_type=exchange_refresh_token The request_token obtained in response to grant_type=authorization_code. Examplerefresh_token=GysTpIui-oxWTTIs code_verifierThe code verifier for the PKCE request that was generated before the authorization request. If the verifier matches the expected value, the server issues an access token. Otherwise, the server responds with following error{ "error" { "code" 400, "error" "invalid_request", "error_description" "Invalid PKCE code_challenge_verifier", "message" "Invalid PKCE code_challenge_verifier", "details" [] } }expirationThe number of minutes until the token expires. The default is 120 minutes and the maximum value allowed is 20,160 minutes two weeks.Exampleexpiration=1800 Response{ "access_token" "2YotnFZFEjr1zCsicMWpAA", "expires_in" 1800, // expiration in seconds from now "username" "jsmith", //signed-in username "ssl" true, //Returned true for ArcGIS Online "refresh_token" "GysTpIui-oxWTTIs" // ONLY returned when grant_type=authorization_code or grant_type=exchange_refresh_token "refresh_token_expires_in" 604799 // expiration in seconds from now } Examples This end point is used for all examples grant_type=authorization_code Assume these parameters client_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX& grant_type=authorization_code& redirect_uri= code=KIV31WkDhY6XIWXmWAc6U PKCE flowAssume these parametersclient_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX& grant_type=authorization_code& redirect_uri= code=KIV31WkDhY6XIWXmWAc6U code_verifier=fasdfads7645fassd33asddfasdfgrant_type=client_credentials Assume these parameters client_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX& grant_type=client_credentials& client_secret=57e2f75cd56346bf9d5654c3338a1250 grant_type=exchange_refresh_token Assume these parameters client_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX& grant_type=exchange_refresh_token& redirect_uri= refresh_token=GysTpIui-oxWTTIs grant_type=refresh_token Assume these parameters client_id=GGjeDjEY6kKEiDmX& grant_type=refresh_token& refresh_token=GysTpIui-oxWTTIs SecurID TokensSecurID Tokens SecurID tokens offer SecurID two-factor authentication. An SecurID token is a hardware device or software-based security token that generates a 6-digit or 8-digit pseudorandom number, or tokencode, at regular intervals. When the tokencode is combined with a personal identification number PIN, the result is called a passcode. Users enter passcode values, along with other security information, to verify their identity to resources protected by Authentication Manager. Requiring these two factors, the tokencode and the PIN, is known as two-factor authentication Something you have the token Something you know the PIN If Authentication Manager validates the passcode, the user is granted access. Otherwise, the user is denied access. To protect against the use of stolen passcodes, Authentication Manager checks that a passcode has not been used in any previous authentication attempt. There are two kinds of SecurID tokens, hardware tokens and software tokens Hardware tokens generate tokencodes using a built-in clock and the token’s factory-encoded random key. Hardware tokens come in several models. Software tokens require an application that is specific to the intended device platform, such as a specific operating system on smart phones, computers, or tablets. Users obtains the software token symmetric key by scanning a QR code, importing an email attachment, or through some other approach. The software token applications generate tokencodes on the device and offer the same passcode functionality as hardware tokens. An administrator can securely download a software token license XML file or receive a secure physical shipment with the required token license information for hardware or software tokens. Importing the token license XML file allows Authentication Manager to generate the correct tokencode when a SecurID authentication request is received from an authentication agent. Authentication Manager logs the serial numbers of SecurID tokens used to authenticate. By default, Authentication Manager logs the serial number in the clear, but you can mask the serial numbers of tokens when logging to syslog or using SNMP if you want to avoid transmitting and recording the serial number in the clear. RSA recommends masking token serial numbers for added security. You can assign up to three SecurID tokens to each authorized user on a protected system. All tokens require similar administrative tasks. Following deployment, you can perform many token-related administrative tasks with the User Dashboard in the Security Console. For more information, see User Dashboard. For deployments that have an Active Directory identity source, you can also manage hardware and software tokens with the RSA Token Management snap-in for the Microsoft Management Console MMC. The RSA Token Management snap-in extends the context menus, property pages, control bars, and toolbars in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in. SecurID Authenticator Tokencodes are not managed by the RSA Token Management snap-in. By default, RSA provides hardware and software tokens that require a PIN and strongly recommends that you use PINs for all tokens. PINs provide the second factor in SecurID two-factor authentication. RSA Authentication Manager also supports authentication with tokens that do not require an SecurID PIN. The user can authenticate with the current tokencode only. In such a case, an alternative second factor, for example, a user’s network password, is used. SecurID Hardware TokensSecurID Hardware Tokens The SecurID 700 Authenticator easily connects to any key ring. The user simply reads the changing display typically every 60 seconds and uses it as part of a dynamic and always-changing password. You can use this token with Authentication Manager or the Cloud Authentication Service. When the Cloud Authentication Service is integrated with Authentication Manager, users with SecurID tokens can access SaaS and on-premises web applications and RADIUS clients protected by the Cloud Authentication Service. For more information, see Enable SecurID Token Users to Access Resources Protected by the Cloud Authentication Service. To protect cloud-based resources when Authentication Manager is not deployed, you can assign SecurID700 hardware tokens to Cloud Authentication Service users and manage the tokens in the Cloud Administration Console. If you have a Cloud-only deployment and you want to enable hardware token, contact your RSA Sales representative or Channel Partner. The following hardware tokens are no longer sold by RSA SecurID 800 Hybrid Authenticator The SecurID Authenticator SecurID 800 is both an SecurID authenticator and a USB smart card USB token with a built-in reader. SecurID 520 Authenticator With this device, the user enters the PIN on a numeric keypad to display the passcode. SecurID 200 Authenticator This hardware token generates and displays a new tokencode at a predefined time interval, typically every 60 seconds. SecurID Software TokensSecurID Software Tokens SecurID tokens are available in a software form-factor that you can install into an SecurID software token application on a client workstation or a mobile device. The RSA Authentication Manager provides a centralized administration interface for issuing SecurID software tokens to the supported device types. You can add information to software tokens such as device type, device serial number, or token nickname using token extension fields. For a complete list of SecurID software tokens versions supported by Authentication Manager see the Product Version Life Cycle for SecurID Suite page on RSA Link. For more information about the software token, see the documentation that accompanies individual SecurID software token products.

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