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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

A: Customizing the Application 87

You can automate the provisioning of one token to a user using CT-KIP by setting

both the ActivationCode and the CtkipUrl policies. Set ActivationCode to 1, and set

CtkipUrl to the URL of your CT-KIP server. The first time that the user starts the

desktop application, the token is automatically imported, as long as one of the

following conditions is met:

• The user does not already have a token.

• All of the tokens in the user’s token database have expired.

Note: Because the ActivationCode policy does not apply to Mac OS X desktops, you

cannot automatically import a token using CT-KIP in a Mac OS X implementation.

CtkipUrl

By default, when importing a token using CT-KIP, the user must enter the URL of the

CT-KIP server and must enter the activation code on the Import from Web screen. If

you do not want the user to have to enter the URL, set the CtkipUrl policy. This

prefills the Enter URL field, and the user then needs to enter only the activation code.

On Windows desktops, you can automate the provisioning of one token to a user by

setting both the CtkipUrl policy and the ActivationCode policy, as described in the

previous section.

DisableChangeTokenName

By default, users can change the nicknames of their tokens. If you set nicknames on

users’ tokens when you issue them in Authentication Manager, and you do not want

users to change the nicknames, set the DisableChangeTokenName policy. This

removes the Change Name option from application user interface.

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