I am doing self-testing for RSA SecurID Access via Radius. Everything works fine between VPN service and RSA SecurID Access on cloud. However, when i want on-premises Authentication Manager to authenticate VPN service with RSA SecurID Authenticate, I cannot input the Access Key retrieved from the Cloud Administration Console with the following error.
The Access Key retrieved from Cloud Administration Console - API key management is too long..
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Are my steps correct?
Thanks
Refer to this page and see where 'Access Keys' are generated for integration to Auth Manager
Enable RSA Authenticate App Users to Access Resources Protected by RSA Authentication Manager
RE:
In the Enable Identity Router API field, select the checkbox to enable access to the identity router API.
After you select the checkbox, RSA SecurID Access generates values in the Access ID and Access Key fields. Copy these values to a secure location. You will need to provide them to the RSA Authentication Manager administrator who is integrating the Cloud Authentication Service.
Note: The Access ID and Access Key are sensitive data. Store these values securely, and share them only with other Super Admins.
The access key will look similar this example: e3rz6f3964itiki6is751ypy7hpf55539nb6qw815n7oj3p52q6jo55uiycr3a55
Thank you for posting your question to the RSA SecurID Access space on RSA Link. I removed your screen shot because it revealed private key information that should not be shared on a public forum.
Everyone should be careful about posting potentially sensitive materials, such as token serial numbers, private keys, etc. on this site.
Regards,
Erica
Refer to this page and see where 'Access Keys' are generated for integration to Auth Manager
Enable RSA Authenticate App Users to Access Resources Protected by RSA Authentication Manager
RE:
In the Enable Identity Router API field, select the checkbox to enable access to the identity router API.
After you select the checkbox, RSA SecurID Access generates values in the Access ID and Access Key fields. Copy these values to a secure location. You will need to provide them to the RSA Authentication Manager administrator who is integrating the Cloud Authentication Service.
Note: The Access ID and Access Key are sensitive data. Store these values securely, and share them only with other Super Admins.
The access key will look similar this example: e3rz6f3964itiki6is751ypy7hpf55539nb6qw815n7oj3p52q6jo55uiycr3a55