Token Vault URL and functions
The URL required to access the Token Vault website depends on the configured value of HTTPS port or Port configuration settings.
- Using HTTPS
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https://FQDN:port
For example, https://computername.mydomain.com:8381.
FQDN is the Fully Qualified Domain Name of the computer where Token Vault is deployed.
Port is the port configured as the value of HTTPS port configuration setting.
- Using HTTP
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http://FQDN:port
For example, http://computername.mydomain.com:8381.
FQDN is the Fully Qualified Domain Name of the computer where Token Vault is deployed.
Port is the port configured as the value of Port configuration setting.
Kofax highly recommends using HTTPS. When HTTPS is used, all requests arriving to the HTTP port will be redirected to HTTPS.
Certain Token Vault functions can be accessed only by administrators:
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Register and manage Token Vault authorization providers for cloud systems, such as Microsoft 365, iManage Work, Google, Box, Dropbox or NetDocuments
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Manage Token Vault administrators
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Manage tokens by users and Token Vault authorization providers
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Manage users' one-time passcode configurations
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Register and manage Token Vault clients
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Manage Token Vault configuration settings (Server, Database, Authentication, One-time passcode and Logging)
The first user who logs in to the Token Vault website automatically becomes the Token Vault administrator.
End-users who are not a Token Vault administrator can access only the Available authorization providers page in Token Vault. They can authorize configured Token Vault authorization providers in a cloud system, such as Microsoft 365, iManage Work, Google, Box, Dropbox or NetDocuments to use related applications in AutoStore, such as SharePoint component configured with modern authentication. These applications interact with Token Vault and get access tokens for communication with the cloud systems.