Specifications

SET/DEFINE/CHANGE Commands
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Some realms support the following clauses:
SECURID [SERVICE] PORT
(privileged)
Syntax
Description
Changes SecurID User Authentication parameters.
This command allows the UDP (or TCP) port number of the corresponding
network server to be specified. This is useful for protocols that do not have well-
known port numbers assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers RFC. Any legal
tcp-port number can be entered. The default SecurID port ID is 755.
Realm Clause
RADIUS The PROMPT clause specifies an alternate password prompt to
display to interactive users when the entered user-id falls within
one of these realms. The maximum prompt length is 16
characters.
SecurID The ENCODING clause indicates how to encode the user
password in authentication requests to the security server. This
option is currently valid only for SecurID realms. The supported
values are data encryption standard (DES) and PROPRIETARY.
The Security Dynamic proprietary encryption is freely exported
from the countries outside of the United States, while DES is
restricted from foreign export.
Local database The local database (SERVER REALM) uses the MAX FAILS
clause to indicate the number of consecutive authentication
failures to permit before deactivating a record. The default is 3;
the range is 0 to 100.
SET
DEFINE
CHANGE
SECURID SERVICE PORT udp-port