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# Download and install the YubiKey Manager software from the [https://www.yubico.com/support/download/yubikey-manager/ Yubico website]. | # Download and install the YubiKey Manager software from the [https://www.yubico.com/support/download/yubikey-manager/ Yubico website]. | ||
# Insert your YubiKey and launch the YubiKey Manager software. | # Insert your YubiKey and launch the YubiKey Manager software. | ||
# In the YubiKey Manager software, select <i>Applications</i>, then <i>OTP</i> | # In the YubiKey Manager software, select <i>Applications</i>, then <i>OTP</i>. (Images below illustrate this and the next few steps.) | ||
# Select <i>Configure</i> for either slot 1 or slot 2. Slot 1 corresponds to a short touch, while slot 2 is a long touch on the key. Slot 1 is typically pre-registered for Yubico cloud mode. If you are already using this slot for other services, either use slot 2, or click on <i>Swap</i> to transfer the configuration to slot 2. | # Select <i>Configure</i> for either slot 1 or slot 2. Slot 1 corresponds to a short touch (pressing for 1 to 2.5 seconds), while slot 2 is a long touch on the key (pressing for 3 to 5 seconds). Slot 1 is typically pre-registered for Yubico cloud mode. If you are already using this slot for other services, either use slot 2, or click on <i>Swap</i> to transfer the configuration to slot 2 before configuring slot 1. | ||
# Select <i>Yubico OTP</i> | # Select <i>Yubico OTP</i>. | ||
# Select <i>Use serial</i>, then generate a private ID and a secret key. <b>Securely save a copy of the data in the Public ID, Private ID, and Secret Key fields before you click on <i>Finish</i>, as you will need the data for the next step.</b> | # Select <i>Use serial</i>, then generate a private ID and a secret key. <b>Securely save a copy of the data in the Public ID, Private ID, and Secret Key fields before you click on <i>Finish</i>, as you will need the data for the next step.</b> | ||
# | # <b>IMPORTANT: Make sure you clicked on "Finish" in the previous step.</b> | ||
# Log into the CCDB to register your YubiKey in the <i>[https://ccdb.alliancecan.ca/multi_factor_authentications Multifactor authentication management page]</i>. | |||
<gallery widths=300px heights=300px> | <gallery widths=300px heights=300px> | ||
File:Yubico Manager OTP.png|Step 3 | File:Yubico Manager OTP.png|Step 3 | ||
File:Yubico Manager OTP configuration.png|Step 4 | File:Yubico Manager OTP configuration.png|Step 4 | ||
File:Select Yubico OTP.png|Step 5 | File:Select Yubico OTP.png|Step 5 | ||
File:Generate Yubikey IDs.png|Step 6 | File:Generate Yubikey IDs.png|Step 6, Step 7 | ||
CCDB Yubikeys.png|Step | CCDB Yubikeys.png|Step 8 | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:03, 20 November 2023
- Download and install the YubiKey Manager software from the Yubico website.
- Insert your YubiKey and launch the YubiKey Manager software.
- In the YubiKey Manager software, select Applications, then OTP. (Images below illustrate this and the next few steps.)
- Select Configure for either slot 1 or slot 2. Slot 1 corresponds to a short touch (pressing for 1 to 2.5 seconds), while slot 2 is a long touch on the key (pressing for 3 to 5 seconds). Slot 1 is typically pre-registered for Yubico cloud mode. If you are already using this slot for other services, either use slot 2, or click on Swap to transfer the configuration to slot 2 before configuring slot 1.
- Select Yubico OTP.
- Select Use serial, then generate a private ID and a secret key. Securely save a copy of the data in the Public ID, Private ID, and Secret Key fields before you click on Finish, as you will need the data for the next step.
- IMPORTANT: Make sure you clicked on "Finish" in the previous step.
- Log into the CCDB to register your YubiKey in the Multifactor authentication management page.
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