RSA Authentication Manager 6.1 Administrator's Guide - The Ether ...

RSA Authentication Manager 6.1 Administrator’s GuideFor information about configuring your system to use one of the supported Latin-1languages, see the Windows Installation Guide.Important: Language support and use must be uniform throughout anRSA Authentication Manager installation. All Primary Authentication Managers,Replica Authentication Managers, and Remote Administration machines across allrealms must support the same language. The language of each Replica database mustbe the same as the language of its Primary database, and you cannot administer anAuthentication Manager database that supports one language from a RemoteAdministration machine that supports a different language. Users in a non-Englishlanguage realm cannot authenticate in an English language realm.Applicable Data FieldsAll text fields in the RSA Authentication Manager database are enabled fornon-English character input except for the restricted fields listed in the followingtable. These text fields accept only single-byte English characters:Dialog BoxesAdd User, Edit UserAdd Agent Host, Edit Agent HostAdd Realm, Edit RealmAdd Realm, Edit RealmText FieldDefault LoginNamePrimary NameReplica NameNumeric fields accept only single-byte Arabic numerals.Entering Japanese Characters with MS-IME97With the RSA Authentication Manager Database Administration application you canenter Japanese characters (Katakana, Hiragana, and Kanji) in all text fields of theAuthentication Manager database, except those fields listed in the preceding section,“Applicable Data Fields.”To enter Japanese characters, you must use a machine running the Japanese version ofWindows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows 2003 Server.This section explains how to enter Japanese characters using the MS-IME97(Microsoft Input Method Editor). For more detailed information on using MS-IME97,see the MS-IME97 System Help for Japanese Input.38 2: Using RSA Authentication Manager Administration Applications