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If you are a new user logging in for the first time, complete steps 1–3 to enable your RSA SecureID fob, set up a personal identification number (PIN), and change your default NAS password. Johnny manziel college stats.

If you are a current user and you just need to enable a new fob, complete steps 1 and 2.

Note: These steps apply only to the agency-wide RSA SecurID fobs that are provided by the NAS Division at NASA Ames Research Center. If your token was provided by another NASA center, please contact your local help desk for assistance. If you have a NAS-provided soft token (mobile app), see Enabling Your RSA SecurID Soft Token.

Step 1: Enable Your RSA SecurID Fob

Your SecurID fob was sent in a disabled state. To enable the fob, call the NAS Control Room at (800) 331-8737 or (650) 604-4444. NAS support staff will enable the fob remotely and set it to New PIN Mode. If you are a first-time user, a default NAS password will also be provided to you during the call.

Please note that NAS support staff will confirm your identity by asking you the security question you submitted with your account request form, or by calling you back at your phone number on record.

Step 2: Log into an SFE and Set Up a PIN

Note: Your local system must be configured to log in using the Secure Shell () protocol. You will also need your enabled RSA SecurID fob.

1. On your local system, open a command-line interface terminal.
2. Use to log into an SFE, as follows:

   where sfeX is sfe1, sfe2, or sfe3.

   Note: If you use different usernames on your local system and NAS systems, add your NAS username before specifying the SFE. For example:

3. At the Enter PASSCODE prompt, shown below, type the six-digit tokencode that is displayed on your RSA SecurID fob.

4. Follow the instructions at the next prompt to create a PIN, which must be exactly 8 alphanumeric characters including both letters and numbers (no special characters). Letters are not case-sensitive. Note: Memorize your PIN. Never write down your PIN.
5. Wait for the tokencode displayed on your fob to change. Then, enter your PIN at the prompt, followed immediately by the tokencode. For example, if your PIN is 'd701398z' and your fob displays the tokencode '052993,' type d701398z052993 and press Enter:

   Together, your PIN and your current tokencode comprise your RSA SecurID passcode.

   The new-PIN process is now complete, although you may not get clear confirmation on your screen. Currently, PINs do not expire, but this may change in the future.

Step 3: Log in Again and Change Your Default NAS Password

After you complete the new-PIN process, the system will prompt you to log in again. If you are a new NAS user, you must complete these steps to change your default NAS password.

1. At the Enter PASSCODE prompt, enter your RSA SecurID passcode (your PIN followed immediately by the tokencode displayed on your fob).
2. At the next prompt, enter the default NAS password provided to you by NAS support staff.

3. Change your default NAS password. (See Password Creation Rules.)

   Note: If you are not prompted to update your password after logging into the SFE, you can trigger a prompt by logging into a Lou front-end system (LFE) with the command lou. You will be prompted to input your default NAS password, then asked to create and confirm a new password.

4. Wait 15 minutes for the new password to propagate to all systems.

You have now completed your first-time authentication to NAS systems using your NAS password and your RSA SecurID token. For information about subsequent logins, see Logging into NAS Systems.