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Import token from CT-KIP communication error

Question asked by David Olascoaga on Apr 15, 2019
Latest reply on Apr 16, 2019 by Steven Spicer

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Hello,

We are facing some problems while implementing RSA SecurID® Software Token for Android.

Specifically, our problems are when we are about to import a token from a CT-KIP URL String.

The string is as follows: http://127.0.0.1/securid/ctkip?scheme=https&url=201.147.99.227:4278/ctkip/services/CtkipService&activationCode=0123456789

We are using the RSA SecurID® SDK 2.6.0.

However... If we use the SAME URL String on the official Android App the token is imported correctly without any

problem.

Device info:

Android 8.0.0

Manufacturer: Huawei

I hope you can help us.

Android Studio log:

RSA SecurID® Software RSA SecurID® Software Token for AndroidToken for AndroidRSA SecurID® Software Token for Android

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Erica Chalfin

Apr 15, 2019 6:16 PM

David Olascoaga,

I've moved your question to the RSA SecurID Access space where it will be seen by the product's support engineers, other customers and partners. Please bookmark this page and use it when you have product-specific questions.

Alternatively, from the RSA Support page, click on Ask A Question on the blue navigation bar and choose Ask A Product Related Question. From there, scroll to RSA SecurID Access and click Ask A Question. That way your question will appear in the correct space.

Regards,

Erica

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Steven Spicer

Apr 16, 2019 9:51 AM

When you run your version of the app, do you set the INTERNET permission? From the SDK doc entry for

importTokenFromCtkip:

Required Android Permissions:

android.permission.INTERNET

android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE

android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE

If you do not declare the first two permissions, the Android SDK throws Android java.lang.SecurityException. If you do not declare android.permission.INTERNET, the RSA SecurID SDK importTokenFromCtkip() method throws com.rsa.ctkip.exceptions.CtkipCommunicationException.

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Erica Chalfin Apr 15, 2019 6:16 PM
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David Olascoaga,

I've moved your question to the RSA SecurID Access space where it will be seen by the product's support engineers, other customers and partners. Please bookmark this page and use it when you have product-specific questions.

Alternatively, from the RSA Support page, click on Ask A Question on the blue navigation bar and choose Ask A Product Related Question. From there, scroll to RSA SecurID Access and click Ask A Question. That way your question will appear in the correct space.

Regards,
Erica
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Steven Spicer Apr 16, 2019 9:51 AM
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When you run your version of the app, do you set the INTERNET permission? From the SDK doc entry for
importTokenFromCtkip:

Required Android Permissions:
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE

If you do not declare the first two permissions, the Android SDK throws Android java.lang.SecurityException. If you do not declare android.permission.INTERNET, the RSA SecurID SDK importTokenFromCtkip() method throws com.rsa.ctkip.exceptions.CtkipCommunicationException.
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