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PaulTowns
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Configure Software Token Extension Parameters value verification.

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Hi, how do I verify what the value I set after I followed the "Configure Software Token Extension Parameters" documentation. I just want to make sure it is configured correctly after I make the change. Thanks for any help you can provide. 

 

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EricaChalfin
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@PaulTowns,

I ran the command in my lab, setting the value to 45 days. I saw the following output that shows that the global value is updated successfully:

rsaadmin@am8p:/opt.rsa.am.utils> ./rsautil store -a update_config auth_manager.extend_token_life.token_days_remaining_for_expiration 45 GLOBAL 503
Please enter OC Adminstrator name: admin
Please enter OC Administrator password: *********
psql:/tmp/6b4bad6f-31eb-4c64-432e-711ec155bb37d64843568656434d54567.sql:267:NOTICE: Changed the value of configuration parameter 'auth_manager.extend_token_life.token_days_remaining_for_expiration' from '60' to '45' for instance 'GLOBAL'.

update_config

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(1 row)


Best regards,
Erica

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EricaChalfin
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@PaulTowns,

I ran the command in my lab, setting the value to 45 days. I saw the following output that shows that the global value is updated successfully:

rsaadmin@am8p:/opt.rsa.am.utils> ./rsautil store -a update_config auth_manager.extend_token_life.token_days_remaining_for_expiration 45 GLOBAL 503
Please enter OC Adminstrator name: admin
Please enter OC Administrator password: *********
psql:/tmp/6b4bad6f-31eb-4c64-432e-711ec155bb37d64843568656434d54567.sql:267:NOTICE: Changed the value of configuration parameter 'auth_manager.extend_token_life.token_days_remaining_for_expiration' from '60' to '45' for instance 'GLOBAL'.

update_config

-----------------

(1 row)


Best regards,
Erica
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Do you happen to know of a command line that can just tell me what it is set to before I make the change? That way I know if it needs to be done or not and I don't have restart the services and bring down the servers unnecessarily. 

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