User Guide for SecurID Windows 2000 Logon
Overview
Instead of logging in to Windows with a userid and password, a
logon is done using a userid and SecurID passcode instead. A
passcode consists of a pin and tokencode, the tokencode
changes in sync with a server against which the passcode is
authenticated on logon.
Domain Support
Because Windows domains and roaming profiles are in use, the
Windows domain password is still required to establish a connection
with the domain after authenticating the SecurID passcode. The
following discussions show how this is accomplished.
Windows Initial Logon
- Note: Product has just been installed and Windows
restarted.
- A pGina login window should appear when logging in.
- Enter Windows userid
- Enter SecurID pin and tokencode for the password
- A prompt for the Windows password appears
Subsequent Logons
No prompts for a Windows password will appear.
Changing a Windows Password after Login
- Changing a password after login using CTRL+ALT+DEL functions as always.
Expiration of a Windows password
- If the password has expired, Windows will prompt for a new password.
- On a subsequent login, the user will be prompted for this new Windows
password.