Configure Authenticators for Self-Service Users
Users can request authenticators and emergency access through the Self-Service Console. You can manage the types of authenticators available and configure the settings for emergency access tokencodes.
Before you begin
Add a Software Token Profile. Only a Super Admin can add software token profiles.
Procedure
In the Security Console, go to Setup > Self-Service Settings.
Under Provisioning, click Manage Authenticators, and do the following, as needed:
Under Hardware Token Types Available for Request, select one or more types and define the settings for each type. For detailed instructions, see Select Hardware Tokens for Provisioning.
Under Software Token Profiles Available for Request, select one or more software token profiles and define the settings for each type. For detailed instructions, see Select Software Tokens for Provisioning.
Under On-Demand Authentication Settings, select Allow users to request the on-demand tokencode service, and define the settings. For detailed instructions, see Select On-Demand Authentication for Provisioning.
Under Token File Password Settings, select The user needs to provide the password, to protect the token file, and select a file format.
(Optional.) Configure emergency access settings. For detailed instructions, see Configure Emergency Access for Provisioning.
Under Emergency Access Tokencode Settings, define the settings.
Under Emergency Access Tokencode Settings for Permanently Lost or Broken Tokens, define the settings.
Under Emergency Access Tokencode Settings for Temporarily Unavailable Tokens, define the settings.
Under Expiring Token Parameters, enter the number of days in advance of expiration that a user can request a replacement token.
Click Save.
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