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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

70 4: User Options for Managing Tokens and Devices

Note: On some Windows machines, you may be prompted to select the application

that you want to use to open the file. In that case, you must manually select the

SecurID desktop application.

3. If prompted, enter the file password, and click OK.

4. If prompted to select a device, click the name of the device where the token will

be stored, for example, “Local hard drive (RSA).”

5. Click OK.

A success message is displayed.

6. If prompted to rename your token, do one of the following:

• To change the token name, click Change Name. Enter a name of 1 to 24

characters (for example, “My VPN Token”). Click OK.

• If you do not want to change the name, click OK to close the screen.

Import a Token Automatically from a Default Directory

If you distribute a token as an SDTID file, a user can save it to a default directory

where the application can automatically locate it. You can optionally use a deployment

tool to push the file to a default directory. If you provision multiple tokens to a single

user, the application imports the files, one by one. The application then deletes each

token file, as long as the file is not marked read-only or otherwise protected.

The default directories are:

• On Windows: Desktop or My Documents

• On Mac OS X: Desktop or Documents

To import a token from a default directory:

1. Save the SDTID file attachment to one of the default directories.

2. Start the application.

The application automatically detects the token file and imports the token.

If you, as administrator, use a deployment tool to push the file to one of the default

directories, the token is imported automatically the next time the user starts the

application.