Updating RSA SecurID Access SSL portal certificate can break Authenticate App tokencode - Authentication Manager integration
Originally Published: 2017-07-24
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Issue
When attempting authentication, the Authentication Manager Authentication Activity Monitor shows:
RSA SecurID Access Authenticator Tokencode verification failed for user "<username>" Unexpected return code or unexpected exception occurred.
Cause
The Authenticate App<->Authentication Manager agent integration (both trusted realm for SecurID Access-only users and the Authenticate App integration for Authentication Manager users) depends on the Authentication Manager trusting the IDR root certificate. Changing the IDR root certificate will break either type of existing IDR<->Authentication Manager trust relationship.
Resolution
- If using a trusted realm for Authenticate App integration (SecurID Access-only users), delete the existing trusted realm in the Security Console and then re-run the manage-securid-access-trusts command line utility per Add an RSA SecurID Access Deployment to RSA Authentication Manager as a Trusted Realm.
- If Authentication Manager users are using the Authenticate App to authenticate through SecurID Agents then load the IDR's new root certificate per step 6 of Configure RSA Authentication Manager to Handle Authenticate Tokencodes.
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