Registration Tokens

>What Are Registration Tokens? >Registration Token Status >Prerequisites for Creating a Registration Token >Adding a Registration Token >Actions for Registration Tokens

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Registration Token Status

The Status attribute available on the Registration Tokens page specifies the following status:

>Enabled: The registration token is enabled and can be used to create auth tokens.

>Disabled: The registration token is disabled and cannot be used to create auth tokens. To edit the token, you must enable it.

>Expired: The allotted time for the registration token ended. The registration token is listed as enabled but cannot be edited.

Prerequisites for Creating a Registration Token

An administrator, or a standard user with Customer Management permissions, can create registration tokens using the vendor portal.

A contact administrator can create a registration token using the customer portal. For more information, see Contacts and the Sentinel EMS Customer Portal User Guide.

Adding a Registration Token

From the navigation pane in the vendor portal, select Identities & Access > Registration Tokens to view the Registration Tokens page. The Add Registration Token button on this page is used to create a registration token using the page given below:

Registration Token Attributes

The following table explains the attributes that are used to create a registration token:

Attribute	Description	Required/Optional	Valid Values
Customer	The customer for whom the registration token is generated.	Required	>Alphanumeric >1 to 200 characters
Customer ID	The customer ID defined in Sentinel EMS for the specified Customer is displayed automatically. This field is disabled and cannot be modified.	Required	Read-only
Expiration Date	The date after which the registration token cannot be used. You can extend the expiration date for up to 30 days from the current date. You can also shorten the validation period by decreasing the date to the current date plus one day (tomorrow). For example, if today's date is 06/15/2022, the earliest expiration date is 06/16/2022.	Optional	Date in MM/DD/YYYY format Maximum value: 30 days from the current date Default value: 7 days from the current date
Identifier	The name that identifies the registration token for ease of use. You can use the same identifier for multiple customers but you cannot repeat the same identifier for the same customer. If you do not enter an identifier, the system generates an identifier automatically.	Optional	>Alphanumeric >1 to 100 characters
Count	The number of authorization (auth) tokens that can be generated for the registration token	Required	Minimum value: 1 Maximum value: 1,000,000
Additional Attributes
Ref ID 1	Reference identifier that identifies the registration token in an external system.	Optional	>Alphanumeric >0 to 100 characters
Ref ID 2	Reference identifier that identifies the registration token in an external system.	Optional	>Alphanumeric >0 to 100 characters

Actions for Registration Tokens

The following table lists the actions available for registration tokens:

Action	Description
Edit	Updates existing registration token information. You can edit a registration token up to 30 days from the current date. This enables you to extend or shorten the registration token validation period, for example. See Editing an Entity to understand how to edit an entity.
View Auth Tokens	Lists all the authorization (auth) tokens for the selected registration token.
Copy	Copies the information from an existing registration token to create a new one.
Enable	Enables a disabled registration token.
Disable	Disables a registration token.
Delete	Deletes a registration token.