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Nymi Band User Management

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Debbie Redmond

Nymi Bands for each user can be managed through the NES Administrator Console.

There are circumstances where you need to change the status of your Nymi Band.

Select Search from the NES Administrator Console to perform the following actions:

  • Searching for User or Nymi Band Information
  • Issuing a temporary Nymi Band to a user
  • Replacing the Nymi Band for a user
  • Suspending a Primary Nymi Band for a user
  • Deleting a Nymi Band from a user
  • Deleting User Data
  • Reassigning a Nymi Band
  • Restoring the Nymi Band
  • NFC (Unique Identifier) UID Management
    When the Nymi Band is unenrolled, a randomly generated NFC UID is available each time it is tapped on an NFC reader when on charger or on-body. This randomly generated NFC UID differs in length from the static NFC UID available when the Nymi Band is authenticated.
  • Searching for User or Nymi Bands Information
    The Search page enables Administrators to search the NES database for information about users, individual user policy membership, or Nymi Bands.
  • Determining Enrollment Location
    The Nymi Band Properties page in the NES Administrator Console provides you with an information to help you determine which Nymi Enterprise Server(NES) the user accessed to complete their enrollment in an IT/OT configuration.
  • Deleting User Data
    The Delete User Data process clears personal information, such as the fingerprint template and credentials, from the Nymi Band that is currently enrolled to a user. This process also clears the lockout during a failed authentication lockout.
  • Replacing, Re-Enrolling or Re-Registering the Nymi Band for a User
    After a user enrolls to a Nymi Band, there are several reasons that a user might need to repeat enrollment:
  • Suspending the Active Nymi Band for a User
    Suspending the Nymi Band disables the ability of the assigned user to use the Nymi Band to complete authentication tasks. For example, the user cannot tap the Nymi Band to perform an e-signature or unlock a terminal session. Biometric authentication will continue to work for the user until you perform a Delete User Data process on the Nymi Band. See the section Deleting User Data for more information.
  • Disconnecting the Nymi Band from a user in NES
    Disconnecting the Nymi Band that is associated with a user prevents the user from using the Nymi Band for authentication tasks, but the user can continue to authenticate to the Nymi Band until you perform a Delete User Data operation on the Nymi Band.

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