Hardware Tokens
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Introduction to Hardware Tokens
The Hardware Tokens page of Starling Two-Factor Authentication is used for adding and managing the hardware tokens (for example, YubiKey 5 NFC) that are used for authentication by your configured users.
The following hardware token file types are currently usable with Starling Two-Factor Authentication:
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IMPORTANT: For information on specific file requirements, see Additional hardware and software requirements. |
- CSV
- PSKC
- DPX
Hardware Tokens page
The Hardware Tokens page is displayed when Hardware Tokens is clicked in the navigation bar. The Hardware Tokens page is used to add and manage hardware tokens.
The following buttons appear at the top of the page:
Import
Clicking this button opens the Import Hardware Tokens dialog where you can configure a new token for use with Starling Two-Factor Authentication. For more information, see Importing hardware tokens.
Delete
Clicking this button opens the Delete Token dialog where you can remove the token from Starling Two-Factor Authentication. For more information, see Deleting hardware tokens.
Refresh
Clicking this button refreshes the Hardware Tokens table.
This field is used to search for a token based on the manufacturer, serial number, or assigned user. To use the search functionality, start typing in the field. The table will automatically update to display results that match.
The following information and option appear in the table on this page:
Manufacturer
If included in the imported file, this column displays the name of the token manufacturer.
Serial Number
The serial number for the token.
Type
This column displays the type of token.
Response Length
This is the response length for the token.
Assigned To
Clicking the link in this column displays the email, name, and mobile number of the user (or users) the token is currently assigned to within Starling Two-Factor Authentication. This column will display None if the token is not currently assigned to a user.
The following configuration options may appear on this drop-down depending on the current state of the token and collaborator type:
- Assign: Select this option to assign the token to a user. For more information, see Assigning a hardware token to a user.
- Unassign: Select this option to unassign a token from a user. For more information, see Unassigning a hardware token from a user.
- Reset: Select this option to reset the token. For more information, see Resetting a hardware token.
- Test: Select this option to test the token. For more information, see Testing a hardware token assigned to a user.
Managing hardware tokens
The following sections provide information on managing hardware tokens within the Starling Two-Factor Authentication service.