For the devices types you mentioned, there is not much difference, but if we do publish
different device types, you should pick the device type which is the closest match to the
target device, and also follow the instructions in the software token admin guide for that device.
Software tokens can be formatted to fit specific devices, and pre-set with parameters
such as default device serial number, 6 or 8 digit, pinpad style or keyfob, and how
they are delivered. By selecting a specific device type you are ensured you won't have
options listed that will generate a token that just won't work on a certain device.
The major difference between device types, and selecting the appropriate one, is:
a) the method of token delivery
b) the token interval 30 or 60 seconds
c) device serial number
d) anything else
In general, a 'generic aes token' will install on just about anything, but it won't have special options
an Android or iPhone can use...
