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A security key or token enables other systems to access Moodle securely. A security key may be used for secure RSS feeds or web services.
 
A security key or token enables other systems to access Moodle securely.


A user can obtain a security key via ''My profile settings > Security keys'' then enter the key in an external application accessing Moodle.
A user can obtain a security key via ''My profile settings > Security keys'' then enter the key in an external application accessing Moodle.

Revision as of 17:27, 22 August 2011

A security key or token enables other systems to access Moodle securely. A security key may be used for secure RSS feeds or web services.

A user can obtain a security key via My profile settings > Security keys then enter the key in an external application accessing Moodle.

At any time, a user can reset their key by clicking the reset link. A new different key is automatically generate which will then need to be entered in the external application.