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Configuring Custom Locales

CA Risk Authentication supports localization, which is the process of adapting internationalized software for a region or language of your choice, by adding locale-specific components and translating the text. You can use the Localization Configuration page in CA Advanced Authentication to configure the locales that CA Risk Authentication supports.

Before you configure the available locales, you can add additional locales that will appear in the Available list for you to choose. See the topic titled "Preparing for Localization" in the CA CA Risk Authentication Installation and Deployment Guide.

To configure custom locales and set the default locale and date time format:

1. Ensure that you are logged in as the MA.
2. Activate the Services and Server Configurations tab.
3. Click the CA Advanced Authentication option on the submenu of the tab.
4. Under the System Configuration section on the side-bar menu, click the Localization Configuration link to display the page.
5. In the Configure Supported Locales section, select the locales that you want to add from the Available list, and use the > or < buttons to move them to the Selected list.

   You can also click the >> or << buttons to move all locales to the desired lists.

6. In the Configure Default Locale section, select the Default Locale from the drop-down list.
7. In the Configure Default Date Time Format section, specify the Date Time Format you want to use.

   Move your cursor over the question mark icon to determine the Date Time Format you want to use.

   Note: The Administrator can change the Locale and Date Time Format at the organization level and also on the My Profile page.

8. Click Save to save your changes.
9. Refresh all deployed CA Risk Authentication Server instances.

   See "Refreshing the Cache" for instructions on how to do this.