You will see the “Saving auxiliary OTP file…” dialog. Note: You don't need to select the next text field, this is done automatically!ĭon't forget to also enter your password and click OK. Swipe your YubiKey again until all OTP fields are filled. If you have multiple apps which can handle NFC actions, you might be prompted to select which app to Now swipe your YubiKey NEO at the back of your Android device. As loading the file might require user action in some cases, this is not performed automatically.Īfter loading the OTP auxiliary file, you should see a few text fields for entering the OTPs. This is required to load the information how many OTPs must be entered. In the password screen under "Select master key type" select "Password + OTP".Ĭlick "Load auxiliary OTP file". In Keepass2Android, select "Open file" and locate your database file, e.g. Problems, you may use the configuration as shown in this screenshot or simply press the “Reset” button: The default setting for NDEF type and payload should work. Select the same slot as used for OTPs with Keepass 2.
Therefore, go to the Tools menu in the Yubico Personalization Utility.
Now you should check your NDEF setup of the Yubikey NEO. Make sure you make both files available to Keepass2Android, e.g. yubi.kdbx, and the OTP auxiliary file, e.g. On how to set up a Keepass 2 database with Yubikey/OTP protection.Īfter successful setup you should have the database file, e.g. Please refer to the documentation on the Keepass website ( ) or the Yubico website ( ) How to use Keepass2Android with YubiKey NEO
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