Article Number | 000027348 |
Applies To | RSA Product Set: SecurID RSA Product/Service Type: Authentication Manager RSA Version/Condition: 8.x O/S Version: SUSE |
Issue | This articles explains how to:
- Change token policies on a subset of users
- Change policies to users in phases
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Resolution | To alter a token policy, find the policy assigned to the Security Domain you want to alter. Keep in mind that a policy can be assigned to more than one Security Domain, and a change to the policy will affect all Security Domains to which the policy is assigned.
- Open the Security Console and go to Administration > Security Domains > Manage Existing.
- The existing Security Domains are listed and each can be viewed to show the currently assigned policies.
To alter the token policy,
- Go to Authentication > Policies >Token Policies > Manage Existing.
- Edit the policy to which you want to make a change.
- Click Save when done.
- Apply the token policy to a security domain.
If the policy is assigned to several Security Domains and you want to make a change to the policy for only some of the Security Domains,
- Go to Authentication > Policies >Token Policies > Manage Existing.
- Click on the policy and select Duplicate.
- Select the desired options on the duplicate policy and click Save.
- The policy can now be assigned to the Security Domains to which you want to make changes.
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Notes | To move a subset of users to a new Security Domain with a different policy,
- Open the Security Console and go to Identity > Users > Manage Existing.
- Search for users, using the filters to select the subset of users you want to move.
- Check the box next to the users you want to move, and use the pull-down at the top of the screen to select Move to Security Domain....
- Click Go.
- On the next screen, select the new Security Domain.
- Click Move.
IMPORTANT: Administrators who are scoped to only have access to the previous Security Domain will not have access to the new Security Domain. |
Legacy Article ID | a54314 |