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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrator’s Guide

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Token Storage Devices

A token storage “device” is a logical storage container for tokens. The SecurID

desktop application can store tokens on the user's hard drive, a Trusted Platform

Module (TPM), a biometric device, a flash drive, or another supported device. By

default, the application stores tokens on the user’s local hard drive. For more

information, see “Token Storage Devices and Device Binding

” on page 44.

Support for Visually Impaired Users (Windows Only)

RSA SecurID Software Token for Windows supports the use of screen readers for

visually impaired users. RSA has tested the application with the JAWS for Windows

Screen Reading Software. You can download JAWS from the Freedom Scientific web

site. Once you install JAWS, no additional configuration is required to use the

software with the SecurID desktop application.

PINPad style tokens (PIN entry in the

desktop application)

Fob-style tokens (PIN entry in the

protected resource)

Tokens that do not require a PIN (user

authenticates with user name and

tokencode)

Token file password

Device serial number used to bind a

token to a device

Device GUID used to bind a token to

a device

User security identifier (SID) used to

bind a token to a device. Windows

only.

Token Attributes

RSA Authentication

Manager 7.1

RSA Authentication

Manager 6.1

RSA Credential

Manager

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