Normally a user is only allowed to have one active token. If the admin tries to enroll another token for the same user, the enrollment will fail.
If the token is misplaced, the token can be marked as suspended (temporarily lost), then a temporary token can be created for the user. However, if the misplaced token is later found, right now it can be restored immediately to active again, so the user will have multiple active tokens.
Ideally TPS should require the temporary token to be terminated first before reactivating the original token.
could this be done as a site policy rather than programmatic thing to return the temp token before admin would mark the original token as found? Also, having two tokens (despite the intended policy), especially knowing that they are both in possession by the owner isn't that much of a security risk.
Per PKI Bug Council of 08/31/2016: Won't Fix
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