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About the card | New card issues | Card operation |
The OTP card is a One Time Password generator. When the code button is pushed a new dynamic password is displayed on the card.
The card is based on event-synchronous dynamic password system. The cryptoalgorithm incorporated in the card uses a counter that stays "in sync" with the server based on the number of passwords generated.
The OTP card rely on the synchronizing of an event between the card and the server (which is the generation of the dynamic password). The dynamic password is more secure because it can only be used once. This delivers a much higher level of security than memorized passwords (which can be easily stolen).
You’ll be able to use your OTP card only after you complete a registration and activation process on our site. The card is personal and cannot be shared.
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NOTE: Tango VPN reqires an OTP card only for
services OTHER than Internet, mail and SSH.
Once you've activated your OTP card, the OTP password replaces automatically your 4 digits personal code. Accessing central information systems sites (such as grades and budgets), will require an OTP password. |
An OTP card can be purchased at the Microshop, tel. 026584217. The card can be purchased only through university budgets.
NOTE: users who receive an OTP card from
their departments (like administrative staff who are related to Budget and
Finance Information units, Students of the School of Engineering and
Computer Science) does not need to purchase a card.
You will be able to use the card only after you activate it. At the end of the activation process, you will receive an Activation code, which will serve as a prefix of the OTP password.
Once you've activated your OTP card, the OTP password replaces automatically your 4 digits personal code. Accessing central information systems sites (such as grades and budgets), will require an OTP password. |
Choose a category:
You will use only 2 keys:ON/OFF andCODE:
If you press accidentally on other keys and can't generate a password, turn the card off and on again.
The generated password is only a part of the OTP password. When asked to provide a password - type first the Activation code obtained during the card activation, and then (no spaces) the generated password that appears on the card's display.
The generated password's range of letters and numbers is 0-9 and a-f. Always type the password in lower case (even if a letter in the card’s display appears in caps). Use the following examples to avoid possible confusions:
= zero = 1 = b = 6
The Bar code is the card's ID. It appears on the rear of the card. You will need it during the activation process, card cancellation and for other support issues. In the example below the barcode is: 20047269 (no spaces).
When a battery icon appears on your card's display you should immediately turn off the card.
Do not use the card until the battery is replaced!
If you continue using the card, the damage will be irreversible and you will need to purchase a new card.
Replacing the battery
To replace a battery remove the screw from the rear of the card, slide the battery drawer out and install the new battery (see the above image). A new battery can be obtained within a 1-year warranty at the Academon (model: CR2025)
NOTE: If the card can't be turned off, bring the card to Academon (or to the person you've received your card from).
Your card should be cancelled under the following circumstances:
The card can be cancelled in one of our support centers.
In such a case you should attend personally with an Identification ID.
Users who received their OTP cards from a Computation Authority branch / departmental coordinators, should refer only to them for card Canceling (see support contacts below).
Hardware problems:
Academon stores / the person you've received your card from.
Other problems:
Last updated: 27/07/2011