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For example, if your token storage device is a TPM, you can bind tokens to the TPM

to prevent users from importing a token to a different storage device, such as the

computer hard drive.

The device type is represented in the SecurID desktop application as a globally unique

identifier (GUID). The GUID of the selected device type is displayed in the Device

Type field on the Token Storage Devices screen.

Each type of supported storage device plug-in has a unique device GUID. For

example, all Windows systems share a common device GUID for the local hard drive.

Similarly, all Mac OS X systems share a common device GUID for the local hard

drive. These GUIDs are as follows:

Note: If you plan to deploy tokens to a large number of users, binding individual

tokens to a device type may be inconvenient. For RSA SecurID Software Token for

Windows, you can create a device whitelist (a list of supported devices) using the

ValidDevices policy. This allows users to store tokens only on the devices specified in

the list. For more information, see “ValidDevices” on page 89.

Windows hard drive GUID {8f94b226-d362-4204-ac52-3b21fa333b6f}

Mac OS X hard drive GUID {d0955a53-569b-4ecc-9cf7-6c2a59d4e775}

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