That screen is correct.If you configuration is not protected already, you should enable the protection and add a secret code.
The use "serial number" checkbox will set the secret code equal to your Yubikey serial padded with beginning 00s
What I mean is, the only way I see to apply it is part of 'updating the configuration':-
Now, assuming I hit 'write configuration', that would protect it, however, at the same time it'd completely overwrite my OATH Symantec key, which, as per your first post, isn't something I want to do.
Is there anyway to apply the protection without overwriting the current configuration?
Tom wrote:
Let me share with you a little piece of human experience: customers often forget that code
If it gets lost that configuration is locked, no way you can change that.Forgetting it is kind of what I want to do, if it's impossible to recreate the first configuration, I never want to lose it, thus, I should lose the ability to replace it.
Statistics: Posted by Automatic — Tue Jul 23, 2013 11:39 pm
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