An ArcotID OTP-OATH profile can be used to specify the following attributes related to ArcotID OTPs that are complaint to OATH standards.
By configuring an ArcotID OTP-OATH profile and assigning it to one or more organizations, you can control the characteristics of ArcotID OTP credentials that are issued to users of those organizations. Use the ArcotOTP Profiles page to create ArcotOTP credential profiles.
To create or update an ArcotID OTP-OATH profile:
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Profile Configurations |
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Create |
If you choose to create a new profile, then:
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Update |
If you choose to update an existing profile, then select the profile that you want to update from the Select Configuration list that appears. |
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Copy Configuration |
Enable this option if you want to create the profile by copying the configurations from an existing profile. Note: You can also copy from configurations that belong to other organizations that you have scope on. |
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Available Configurations |
Select the profile from which the configurations will be copied. |
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Token Type |
Select the type of ArcotID OTP that must be created for the user. HOTP represents counter-based tokens and TOTP represents time-based tokens. |
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Length |
Set the length of an ArcotID OTP. The minimum length of the ArcotID OTP can be 6 (which is also the default value) and the maximum length can be up to 8 characters. |
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Time Step |
The time interval, in seconds, during which the OTP generated by the client is the same as the OTP generated by the server. A larger time step allows the two OTPs to match for a longer period. In other words, a larger time step can accommodate a longer delay in receipt of the OTP from the client. You can enter any value from 1 to 300. The default is 30. Note: This option is applicable only for TOTP-based ArcotID OTPs. |
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Logo URL |
Enter the URL that contains the logo, which will be displayed on your client device that uses ArcotID OTP for authenticating to AuthMinder-protected applications. |
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Display Name |
Enter the name that is used to display the ArcotID OTP on the client device. You can either enter a fixed string or pass the following user variables as $$(<variable>)$$:
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Validity Start Date |
Set the date from when the issued ArcotID OTP credential will be valid. The validity can start from either the date when this credential is created or you can specify a custom date. |
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Validity End Date |
Set the date when the ArcotID OTP will expire. You can choose any of the following options to set the expiration date:
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Note: User attribute check feature is available only if you are performing configurations at the organization-level.
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