Change Device Nickname; Manage Account Settings - Kingston Technology imation S250 User Manual

Your device supports advanced cryptographic authentication using strong PKI key pairs
generated in the Cryptochip. When you log into your online account from your device, it uses
these unique keys as your digital identity credentials. This locks down your account so that you
must have both your device and your password in order to gain access. In other words, only you
can access your online account, even if someone stole your device or password.
To create an online account
1. Plug in your device and launch the Unlocker.
2. Click the "Settings" button on the Control Panel menu bar.
3. Click the "Account" button on the left sidebar.
4. If you already have an online account with another Imation Personal device, type email ad-
dress used with your account in the box.
5. Click the "Create Online Account" check box.
6. A message prompt will appear indicating that an email has been sent to you. Follow the
instructions in the email to set up your online account; this includes creating a "secret ques-
tion".
7. Once you have finished and have successfully set up your online account, click "OK".
To log on to your online account
1. Unlock your device and click the "Settings" button on the menu bar of the Control Panel.
2. Click the "Account" button in the left sidebar.
3. Click the "Manage Account Settings" button.

CHANGE DEVICE NICKNAME

If you own more than one Imation Personal device, you can create nicknames for each device.
Names help you tell the devices apart from eachother.
1. Log on to your online account.
2. On the "My IronKeys" tab, click the "Edit" button beside the device whose nickname you
want to change.
3. Type a new nickname in the box and click the "Save" button.

MANAGE ACCOUNT SETTINGS

The following table describes some tasks you can perform after you log on to your online
account.
Task
Review account activity
IMATION PERSONAL - POWERED BY IRONKEY - USER GUIDE
Description
Click "Account Dashboard" to monitor recent events such as logins, failed
password attempts and so on.
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