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== About | == About This Guide == | ||
<p>UniToken Init is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that | <p>UniToken Init is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that assists software developers to configure UniToken parameters for web users.</p> | ||
== UniToken Init == | == UniToken Init == | ||
<p>Please select the | <p>Note: Please select the appropriate UniToken Init application according to your server-side scripting language. At present,UniToken supports ASP, ASP.NET and PHP.</p> | ||
<p>Launch the UniToken Init application.</p> | |||
[[Image:unitokeninit img01.jpg|370px]] | [[Image:unitokeninit img01.jpg|370px]] | ||
<p>A UniToken Init window will appear as above:</p> | <p>A UniToken Init window will appear as above:</p> | ||
* Enter UserID (less than 16 | * Enter the User ID in [UserID] (less than 16 characters). | ||
* Check the Auto check box | * Check the [Auto] check-box to automatically generate credentials, otherwise define the credentials in [Credential]. | ||
* Enter | * Enter the User PIN used by users to log onto the UniToken Pro token in [UserPIN], or check the [Default] check-box for the factory default User PIN "user", without quotation marks. | ||
* Server URL | * Enter the URL of the server in [Server URL]. | ||
<p>The UniToken Init tool can also be used to change a User's PIN. To do so, check the [Change User PIN] check-box, and enter the new user PIN twice to confirm.</p> | |||
<p>UniToken Init tool can be used to change a | <p>Click the [Burn] button to begin applying changes to the UniToken.</p> | ||
<p>Click the Burn button to | |||
[[Image:unitokeninit img02.jpg|270px]] | [[Image:unitokeninit img02.jpg|270px]] | ||
<p>You have burnt your UniToken successfully if you see the above pop up window.</p> | <p>You have burnt your UniToken successfully if you see the above pop up window.</p> | ||
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<p>An insert SQL command line will be added into the ImportSql.sql file which is in the same folder where UniToken Init is located. Open this file with a text editor, and you can add the new records into the SQL database used to store user information. For more information, please refer to the Video Tutorial Guides.</p> | <p>An insert SQL command line will be added into the ImportSql.sql file which is in the same folder where UniToken Init is located. Open this file with a text editor, and you can add the new records into the SQL database used to store user information. For more information, please refer to the Video Tutorial Guides.</p> | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 18 May 2012
About This Guide
UniToken Init is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that assists software developers to configure UniToken parameters for web users.
UniToken Init
Note: Please select the appropriate UniToken Init application according to your server-side scripting language. At present,UniToken supports ASP, ASP.NET and PHP.
Launch the UniToken Init application.
A UniToken Init window will appear as above:
- Enter the User ID in [UserID] (less than 16 characters).
- Check the [Auto] check-box to automatically generate credentials, otherwise define the credentials in [Credential].
- Enter the User PIN used by users to log onto the UniToken Pro token in [UserPIN], or check the [Default] check-box for the factory default User PIN "user", without quotation marks.
- Enter the URL of the server in [Server URL].
The UniToken Init tool can also be used to change a User's PIN. To do so, check the [Change User PIN] check-box, and enter the new user PIN twice to confirm.
Click the [Burn] button to begin applying changes to the UniToken.
You have burnt your UniToken successfully if you see the above pop up window.
An insert SQL command line will be added into the ImportSql.sql file which is in the same folder where UniToken Init is located. Open this file with a text editor, and you can add the new records into the SQL database used to store user information. For more information, please refer to the Video Tutorial Guides.
