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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

2: Installing the Application 23

Command Line Properties

The following table describes the properties that you can set using the command line.

Once you set a command property, you cannot change it unless you first uninstall the

application.

Property Description Values

COPYTOSYSTEM32 Installs a copy of the software token library,

stauto32.dll, and its dependent DLLs

(QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll) into the

system32 directory. Does not add the

application path to the system PATH

environment variable, because the application

will find stauto32.dll in the system32

directory.

You may want to use this option if adding the

application path to the System path causes the

System path to exceed the Windows length

limit.

TRUE or FALSE. If set to TRUE, the installation

program does not modify the system PATH

environment variable, and copies DLLs to the

system32 directory. Default is FALSE.

SETCOPYPROTECTION Sets copy protection on the token database by

binding the token database to the primary

hard disk drive on the computer. For more

information, see

“Token Database Copy

Protection” on page 18.

TRUE or FALSE. If set to TRUE, copy

protection is enabled. If set to FALSE, copy

protection is disabled. Default is TRUE.

SETDATABASEDIR Installs the database containing the user’s

software tokens (token database) to a location

other than the default directory. Allows

enterprises that do not allow Write access to

the default installation directory, or that have

other drives that are set up for encryption, to

configure the location of the token database

directory during a silent installation.

The total length of the database name

combined with the database directory cannot

exceed the maximum pathname length for the

platform.

Important: You must give nonadministrative

users Read, Write, and Modify privileges to

the database directory. Otherwise, they might

not be able to use the application. The

database should not be installed in protected

directories in Windows Vista such as

Program Files and the C:\ root directory.

Set the database directory path as follows.

For a Per-User Database:

The path must begin with ~/ or ~\, making it

relative to the user directory and applicable to

multiple users.

• The user directory on Windows XP is

C:\Documents and Settings\username.

• The user directory on Windows Vista is

C:\Users\username.

For a Single Database:

You must specify an absolute path beginning

with the drive letter and a backslash: drive:\. The

database will be owned by the first user to use

the application.

• The default Windows XP directory is ~\Local

Settings\Application Data\RSA\RSA

SecurID Software Token Library.

• The default Windows Vista directory is

~\AppData\Local\RSA\

RSASecurID Software Token Library.

Directory path elements are created if they do

not exist. The /../ characters are not allowed.

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