Import Bulk Requests for User Groups and Tokens Import Bulk Requests for User Groups and Tokens
You must run the import-bulk-request utility on the appliance. The input file must also be on the appliance operating system. For example, you can use Secure FTP to copy the .csv file into the /home/rsaadmin directory.
Note: This procedure assumes a knowledge of Linux commands. Do not attempt this procedure without the necessary knowledge.
Before you begin
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You must have Super Admin and Operations Console administrator privileges to run the User Groups and Token Bulk Requests utility.
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You must create an input file that lists all of the bulk requests. For instructions, see Create Input Files for Bulk Requests.
Procedure
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Log on to the appliance using an SSH client. For more information, see Log On to the Appliance Operating System with SSH.
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Change directories to /opt/rsa/am/utils.
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Do the following:
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To import bulk token requests, type:
./rsautil import-bulk-request -u admin_UserID -o oc_admin_UserID -f /home/rsaadmin/TokenRequests.csv -r TOKEN
where
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admin_UserID is the user name for the Super Admin running the utility.
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oc_admin_UserID is the user name for an Operations Console administrator.
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/home/rsaadmin/TokenRequests.csv is the request input file (CSV) with pathname and filename.
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TOKEN is the request type.
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To import bulk on-demand tokencode service requests using the mobile device delivery method, type:
./rsautil import-bulk-request -u admin_UserID -o oc_admin_UserID -f /home/rsaadmin/TokenRequests.csv -r TOKEN -d SMS
where SMS is the delivery method.
When you import on-demand tokencode service bulk requests, the delivery method follows these guidelines:
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You can use only one delivery method for each on-demand tokencode service bulk request.
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If you configure one delivery method for the on-demand tokencode service, either mobile device or e-mail, all on-demand tokencode service bulk requests use that delivery method.
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If you configure both mobile device and e-mail as the delivery methods for the on-demand tokencode service, you can set the delivery method for on-demand tokencode service bulk requests using the (-d) option flag. If you do not use the -d option flag, the default delivery method is e-mail.
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If the CSV file does not contain any on-demand tokencode service bulk requests, the delivery method (-d) option flag is ignored.
For information on configuring delivery methods, see On-Demand Tokencode Delivery by Mobile Phone or E-Mail.
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To import bulk user group membership change requests, type:
./rsautil import-bulk-request -u admin_UserID -o oc_admin_UserID -f /home/rsaadmin/GroupRequests.csv -r GROUP
where
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admin_UserID is the user name for the Super Admin running the utility.
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oc_admin_UserID is the user name for an Operations Console administrator.
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/home/rsaadmin/GroupRequests.csv is the request input file (CSV) with pathname and filename.
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GROUP is the request type.
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When prompted, enter the Super Admin and Operations Console administrator passwords.
Note: Although it is possible to enter the Super Admin and Operations Console administrator passwords on the command line along with the other options, this creates a potential security vulnerability. RSA recommends that you enter passwords only when the utility presents a prompt.
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