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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

A: Customizing the Application 89

ValidDevices

The SecurID desktop application supports storing tokens in the RSA token database

on the local hard drive or on a supported TPM, biometric device, or another supported

device plug-in.

To control which devices users can access, you can create a device whitelist (a list of

supported devices). Using a whitelist ensures that users can import, view, change the

name of, and delete only those tokens that are stored in the devices specified in the

whitelist. If a user connects a device that is not in the whitelist, the device is not

displayed in the Token Storage Devices screen.

If you do not use a device whitelist, the user can import tokens to any device that is

recognized by the system and allowed by the token’s device binding settings.

Create a Device Whitelist

Use the ValidDevices policy to create a device whitelist. The values must be

comma-separated Globally Unique Identifiers (GUIDs), as shown in the following

example. Angle brackets are not required.

8f94b026-d362-4554-ac52-3b01fa33b6f,7484g337...

Obtain the device GUIDs from the application.

To obtain device GUIDs:

1. Click Options > Token Storage Devices.

2. In the left pane, click the device icon for the first device that you want to include

in the whitelist.

For example, the following figure shows two installed devices. The Local Hard

Drive (RSA) device is selected, and the associated GUID is displayed in the

Device Type field.

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