Import PIN Unlocking Keys
Use the Import PIN Unlocking Key utility, import-puk, to import the PIN Unlocking Keys for the RSA SecurID 800 Hybrid Authenticator into AM. After importing the XML data, you can view the PIN Unlocking Key on the Token Properties page in the Security Console.
Before you begin
- You must have an administrator role with SecurID 800 Smart Card Details permission to perform this procedure. For more information, see Edit an Administrative Role.
- Secure shell (SSH) must be enabled on the appliance. For instructions, see Enable Secure Shell on the Appliance.
Procedure
Change directories to /opt/rsa/am/utils. Type:
cd /opt/rsa/am/utils/
and press ENTER.
Run import-puk to import the PIN unlocking keys. Type:
./rsautil import-puk -f filename
where filename is the path to the PUK.xml file, for example: -f /opt/rsa/am/PUK.xml
When prompted, enter your administrator User ID, and press ENTER.
When prompted, enter your password, and press ENTER.
When the import process is complete, the following message displays:
Status: IMPORTED <number> PIN UNLOCK KEY (PUK) RECORDS SUCCESSFULLY.
Close the SSH client. Type:
exit
and press ENTER.
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