HP-UX AAA Server A.07.01 Administrator's Guide

2. Enter your login and password when prompted.
The User Database Administration Manager launches, as shown in Figure 18-3.
3. Search the database by entering data for any one of the following fields:
• User Id
• Email Id
• L. Name or F. Name
• Work Phone
• Token Serial Number
A list of matching users is displayed.
4. Click Modify User or the matching user listed.
The Manage User screen is displayed.
5. Modify the relevant information. For information on modifying token information
such as token status, see “Valid Token Status Values” (page 246). For information
on validating tokens, see “Synchronizing Tokens (Procedure for Users)” (page 245).
6. Click Modify User Info.
Managing Users Using OTP to Authenticate
This section provides a brief overview illustrating how administrators can manage
users who use OTP to authenticate.
The following screens are provided to ease administration.
• The Administrator's screen that enables administrators to add, view, and modify
user and token information.
• The User's screen enabled users to do basic self-management tasks such as enrolling
and synchronizing their tokens.
Following is the process that administrators need to follow to manage user and token
information:
1. “Importing Tokens into the Database” (page 241)
2. “Assigning Tokens to Users” (page 242)
3. “Enrolling Tokens (Procedure for Users)” (page 243)
4. “Synchronizing Tokens (Procedure for Users)” (page 245)
5. “Terminating Tokens” (page 246)
Importing Tokens into the Database
Tokens are devices or software that generate OTP. Usually, token vendors provide the
token in bulk along with a file that contains the secret associated with each token. This
token information must be imported into the database token table. The HP-UX AAA
Server includes a sample /opt/aaa/examples/sqlaccess/userdb/
aaatoken2sql.pl file that can be used to convert a CSV file containing token
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