SecureID and Solaris 10

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We have configure a Solaris 10 server and install RSA SecureID
software token software on the server.  We copied the pam.conf which
worked with Solaris 8/9 using SecureID token to this Solaris 10 box.
We then modified it so all directory path are correct.   We are still
unable to login using the local id (through ssh)  (with PIN + Secure
Token).

Has any of you have run into this issue on Solaris 10 ?  Any help will
be appreciated.  Thank  you in advance.

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Reply sunadm10 (18) 7/18/2007 8:03:17 PM

On 18 Juli, 22:03, Sun Administrator <sunad...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> We have configure a Solaris 10 server and install RSA SecureID
> software token software on the server.  We copied the pam.conf which
> worked with Solaris 8/9 using SecureID token to this Solaris 10 box.
> We then modified it so all directory path are correct.   We are still
> unable to login using the local id (through ssh)  (with PIN + Secure
> Token).
>
> Has any of you have run into this issue on Solaris 10 ?  Any help will
> be appreciated.  Thank  you in advance.

Mmm,

Its a bit diifrent from solaris 8  i believe.

Take a good look  at the  man page for  "pam_ldap"
Examples 1,2 and 3   on a Solaris 10 machine
To see what the pam.conf  file structure  is supposed to be these
days.


//Lars

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Reply tunla 7/19/2007 7:52:03 PM


On Jul 19, 2:52 pm, tunla <lars.tunkr...@bredband.net> wrote:
> On 18 Juli, 22:03, Sun Administrator <sunad...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > We have configure a Solaris 10 server and install RSA SecureID
> > software token software on the server.  We copied the pam.conf which
> > worked with Solaris 8/9 using SecureID token to this Solaris 10 box.
> > We then modified it so all directory path are correct.   We are still
> > unable to login using the local id (through ssh)  (with PIN + Secure
> > Token).
>
> > Has any of you have run into this issue on Solaris 10 ?  Any help will
> > be appreciated.  Thank  you in advance.
>
> Mmm,
>
> Its a bit diifrent from solaris 8  i believe.
>
> Take a good look  at the  man page for  "pam_ldap"
> Examples 1,2 and 3   on a Solaris 10 machine
> To see what the pam.conf  file structure  is supposed to be these
> days.
>
> //Lars

We were able to get pam.conf modified and made it to work.  The
missing trick was also that local user's password in shadow file must
be set to "NP".

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Reply Sun 7/20/2007 3:16:35 PM

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