To assign a number of tokens in one single operation, you will first need to create a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file, then use the assign tokens feature in the Token Repository.

CSV is a delimited data format that has fields/columns separated by the comma character and records/rows terminated by newlines. Fields that contain a special character (comma, newline, or double quote), must be enclosed in double quotes. If a line contains a single entry which is the empty string, it may be enclosed in double quotes. If a field's value contains a double quote character it is escaped by placing another double quote character next to it.

The first line in a csv file must contain column names in each field. The column names for the token batch assignment are:

  • domain
  • loginName
  • manufacturerCode
  • productCode
  • serial

Note that column names are case sensitive.

domainThe name of the domain in which the user resides
loginNameThe user’s login name
manufacturerCodeThe manufacturer code of the token. Tokens produced by Deepnet Security have the manufacturer code: DN
productCode

The product code of the token. Tokens produced by Deepnet Security have the following codes:

ST:          SafeID, Time-Based

SE:          SafeID, Event-Based

serialThe serial number of the token


Example:

domain, loginName, manufacturerCode,productCode,serial
"deepnetsecurity.com", "user1.test", DN, ST, 20001001
"deepnetsecurity.com", "user2.test", DN, SE, 10001002


The above CSV file will assign two tokens:

  1. A Deepnet SafeID (Time Based) token with the serial number 20001001 to a user with the login name  “user1.test” in the domain “deepnetsecurity.com”
  2. A Deepnet SafeID (Event Based) token with the serial number 10001002 to a user with the login name  “user2.test” in the domain “deepnetsecurity.com”


To bulk assign tokens to users from a CSV file, navigate to Repository \ Tokens

Click the "ASSIGN" button

Select the CSV file

Click the "ASSIGN" button to start the bulk assignment process.



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