Installation How-tos

Short installation instructions for those averse to manuals

How to install the WiKID Community Edition 3.x: The steps needed to install the open source version of the WiKID Strong Authentication System Community Edition, Version 3.x RPMs.
How to install the WiKID Enterprise RPMs: This document describes how to install the WiKID Strong Authentication Enterprise Edition using the RPMs.
How to upgrade to the latest WiKID version: This document explains how to upgrade to the latest two-factor authentication server from WiKID.
WiKID Quickstart Installation Cheatsheet - ISO and VMware Version 3.x: For those that prefer their documentation quick and simple. This document assumes that you have installed the RPMs or are using the ISO or vmware versions.

How to install the WiKID Strong Authentication System on Ubuntu: How-to Install WiKID Strong Authentication Server 3.x on Ubuntu Server JeOS 8.04.1. NB: This is not an officially supported OS.
How to upgrade to the WiKID Strong Authentication Server 3.0: This document describes the recommended method of upgrading from a 2.0 version of the WiKID Strong Authentication Server to a 3.0 version.
How to configure LDAP on the WiKID server: This document describes how to enable the built-in support for LDAP on the WiKID Strong Authentication server.
How to configure the WiKID Strong Authentication System for replication.: The last thing you want is a hardware failure to knock your remote access services offline. Setting up your WiKID two-factor authentication servers for replication will allow quick recovery in the event of a failure.
How to install the WiKID Enterprise on Slackware: Thanks to Elazar Broad

How to configure pre-registration of users: WiKID offers a number of ways to register your users. The goal is to make it simple and secure. In addition to allowing users to register themselves based on You can pre-register users in bulk and then allow them to register their account based on a pre-shared secret.
How to configure your software token clients to route internal users to an external domain.: Often, internal users on the LAN cannot access the external IP addresses used as domain identifiers. This document demonstrates how to use an internal DNS entry and a WiKID configuration file so new two-factor authentication users can be validated on the LAN.
How to Customize the Web Start Software Token: The Web Start token is a great tool for software distribution. This document describes how to use a custom jw.properties file to create a custom WiKID software token for your enterprise.
How to let users add themselves using AD credentials: The WiKID server now includes a page where users login with AD credentials and can add themselves to the WiKID server.