The token displays a new number (after you push the button) approximately every 30 seconds. It is a time-sensitive device, each NetCode number securely matches back to our NetBank system, and it can be used anywhere in the world. See similar questions...

The BOQ Security Token works by generating a password that continually changes. Based on information registered with the Bank's central Token Management System when your BOQ Security Token is assigned, it is possible to match these passwords with your Internet Banking profile when you transact online. See similar questions...

The IwantU message system works with Tokens. It now costs 100 Tokens per contact you wish to write to, including unlimited messages sent to that specific contact. You can then write to that member as much as you like without worrying about anything else! A contact is one member whom you wish to correspond with and the cost of adding that member to your HOTLIST is 100 Tokens. See similar questions...

It's an important security device used by Master Users to logon to Online Business Banking and to authorise payments. The Security Token generates a random code (a 6 digit number) every 60 seconds and is used along with your 4 digit PIN to logon and authorise payments (this is known as your 'Secure Code'). See similar questions...

A token ring network uses a special frame called a token that rotates around the ring when no stations are actively sending information. When a station wants to transmit on the ring, it must capture this token frame. The owner of the token is the only station that can transmit on the ring, unlike the Ethernet topology where any station can transmit at any time. Once a station captures the token, it changes the token into a frame format so data can be sent. See similar questions...

The Learning Token is, from the providers' point of view, the trigger to produce payment. It is issued to the learner to whom it is made clear that they must provide it to the provider when learning starts. The provider then inputs details from the Token to the website to confirm the start of learning and claim payment. See similar questions...

You will then be presented with a ‘NetCode token login’ page. Press the yellow button on your token and enter the 6 digit NetCode that appears. This number will be displayed for approximately 30 seconds on your token. Remember, your token produces an ever-changing NetCode, and you will need to enter a new NetCode each time you login to NetBank. See similar questions...

Login to NetBank, go to the ‘security’ tab and then select the ‘register my token’. Enter the first 6 digits of your token’s serial number, which can be found on the back of the device. You may need to answer your 2 personalised identification questions; then click ‘register’. Successful registration will also be confirmed in a bank message via NetBank. You will also receive an alert email if we have your email address in NetBank. See similar questions...

Once you have received your new security token you must activate it in order to access certain services (such as a daily Pay Anyone limit greater than $5,000). To activate your security token log in to Internet Banking, select the 'Customer Services' tab and then select 'Security Options'. You will now be able to access the 'Activate Token' page. See similar questions...

During the promotional period, customers can enjoy free Security Token service. However, for lost or broken Security Token, a replacement fee will be charged. For details of the service fee, please refer to out schedule of fee. Every Security Token usually has a lifetime of 2 years. When your Security Token is due to expire, the Bank will be arranging a free token for your renewal. See similar questions...

A token bucket itself has no discard or priority policy. The following is an example of how the token bucket metaphor works: To send a packet, the traffic regulator must be able to remove from the bucket a number of tokens equal in representation to the packet size. If not enough tokens are in the bucket to send a packet, the packet either waits until the bucket has enough tokens (in the case of a shaper) or the packet is discarded or marked down (in the case of a policer). See similar questions...

The RSA SecurID® solution is the world’s leading two-factor user authentication system, relied on by thousands of organizations worldwide to protect valuable network resources. Used in conjunction with RSA® Authentication Manager and RSA® Authentication Agent software, an RSA SecurID Authenticator functions like an ATM card. See similar questions...

There is a small bug (or a forgotten feature) in Miva Merchant. It does not write the affiliate code to the respective field in the orders database. If you want to use the token for the affiliate code, you have to add the following code into the Merchant2/4.xx/lib/db.mv file. Open it in a text editor (such as Notepad) and search for the following block of code (in the v4.12 db.mv it is at line 6574, and a=it is the line 6591 in v4.13): <MvIF EXPR = "{ g. See similar questions...