RSA Security 6.1 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 90)

RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

90 A: Customizing the Application

3. Click the device icon for the next device that you want to add to the whitelist.

4. Click OK.

VpnMode

Note: This policy is currently used only with RSA SecurID Software Token for

Windows.

The Cisco VPN Client requires a Group Policy setting to ensure that it can function

properly on Windows XP when users log on to the VPN client with tokens stored on a

TPM or biometric device. By default, the VpnMode policy is enabled (1). If you use

Cisco VPN Client, set the value to 0 (disabled). If you use a VPN client other than

Cisco, leave the default setting.

Customizing RSA SecurID Software Token for Windows

You customize RSA SecurID Software Token for Windows using Windows Group

Policy. Setting Group Policy for the SecurID desktop application adds registry keys

under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\RSA\Software Token.

RSA provides an administrative template (RSASecurIDToken.adm) in the

installation kit (RSASecurIDToken410.zip). The template describes where the

registry-based policy settings are stored in the Windows registry. SecurID desktop

application policies are applied on a per computer (per-machine) basis. That is, the

policies that you set apply to all users of a particular computer rather than to

individual users.

You create Group Policy settings on a domain controller using the Microsoft

Management Console (MMC). The groups that you want the policies to affect must

exist in Active Directory. For more information, go to www.microsoft.com

and

search on “Group Policy.”

Add the RSA Administrative Template

Before you configure Group Policy settings for the desktop application, you must add

the RSA administrative template to the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).

To add the RSASecurIDToken.adm policy template to MMC:

1. From the Start menu, click Run.

2. In the Open dialog box, type gpedit.msc, and click OK to start the Microsoft

Management Console (MMC).

3. Under Computer Configuration, click Administrative Templates.

4. In the Console menu bar, click Action > Add/Remove Templates.

5. Click Add, and browse to the location of the RSASecurIDToken.adm file.

6. Click the RSASecurIDToken.adm file, and click Open.

The template is added to the Add/Remove templates dialog box.

7. Click Close.

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