AZF3013W Authentication successful (next tokencode)


    Explanation
      After n number of failed login attempts followed by a successful login,
        where n is determined by your local RSA Authentication Manager security
        policy, the user was prompted to also enter the next displayed token code for extra
        security. By successfully entering the next token code, the RSA Authentication Manager is
        able to verify that the user has possession of the assigned token.

      Next token code mode requires the user to enter the next token code (or passcode)
        that is displayed. That is, the user must enter two successive codes to log in. If the user
        does not enter the next displayed token code or passcode, the login fails. 

      Note: Not all login applications indicate when the RSA SecurID "next token" mode is in effect.
        Because the number of unsuccessful login attempts that trigger "next token" mode can vary,
        the user may not know that the next token is also required. 

    

    User response
      
        Wait for the token code to change. If using a hardware token with a PINpad or a
          soft token, wait for the passcode to change. 

        Get the 6- to 8-digit token code (or passcode) displayed by the SecurID token. 

        Enter the token code (or passcode) where prompted.

        Press Enter.