Phones are telephone numbers that can authenticate a user. A user’s phone can receive one time passcodes (OTPs) via SMS or a phone call to login.
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To add a phone:
To associate a phone with a user:
To disassociate a phone with a user:
To edit a particular phone details click on the Settings button from the phone details page:
To enable or disable SMS One-time Password (OTP) for an application:
To enable or disable Phone Call for an application:
To enable or disable SMS OTP for a domain:
To enable or disable Phone Call for a domain:
To search for a particular device:
The keyword is matched with any one of the following user and phone attributes:
Sending SMS messages will use up your organizations’ Telephony Credits. LoginTC uses a service provider to perform the actual SMS, so the credits simply cover the cost to send an SMS message.
To manage Telephony Credits:
There are two types of credits: Account Credits and Backup Credits. Account Credits are 100 times the number of users you have and gets refilled annually. So if you have 100 users you have 10,000 credits for the organization, any user can use them. They do not rollover to the next year, rather they are refilled based on the user limit. Backup credits do roll over and are essentially permanently available until used. Backup credits are only used once there are no remaining Account Credits.
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Authenticate by receiving an SMS with a 6-digit One-Time Passcode.
With the LoginTC iframe simply select the Phone from the Authentication Method dropdown menu and then select LoginTC Passcode:
Click SMS me a passcode to receive a LoginTC Passcode on the selected device. Authenticate by entering the passcode in the input field and clicking Log in.
The sms and last 4 digits of phone number methods can also be used in Challenge and Challenge Interactive authentication modes on the LoginTC RADIUS Connector for a smooth user experience. In the Challenge window simply enter sms or last 4 digits of phone number to receive an SMS. If Challenge Interactive is the authentication mode then a second window will display in which the OTP can be directly entered.
When authenticating, a user enters their username normally. In the password field, they should should enter their password followed immediately by a comma and sms or last 4 digits of phone number:
Regular input (without phone) :
username: john.doe password: johnPassword
Input with sms:
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,sms
Input with last 4 digits of phone number:
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,5555
If the user has a Phone associated with them and SMS authentication is enabled the user will receive an SMS with a 6-digit One-Time Passcode (OTP). If sms is used then the oldest phone associated with the user will be sent the OTP. When last 4 digits of phone number is entered then the phone matching the last 4 digits will be used. The OTP can then be used in a subsequent authentication:
Input with OTP
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,123123
NOTE
There must not be any spaces between the password, the comma, and the OTP
For more examples see: SMS Passcode
Phone Call One-Step AuthenticationAuthenticate by receiving a phone and pressing any number. This method works with both mobile and landline phones.
With the LoginTC iframe simply select the Phone from the Authentication Method dropdown menu and then select LoginTC Phone Call:
Click Call me to receive a phone call.
Answer the phone call and listen to the message.
Authenticate by pressing any number on your phone. Hanging up will deny the authentication.
If the phone is not answered or a number is not pressed in time, the authentication request will timeout.
In Challenge mode the user can type call to receive a phone call and directly authenticate.
When authenticating in Direct mode, a user enters their username normally. In the password field, they should should enter their password followed immediately by a comma and call:
Regular input (without phone) :
username: john.doe password: johnPassword
Input with call:
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,call
Input with last 4 digits of phone number:
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,5555
The user will receive a phone call and can authenticate by pressing any number on their phone.
In Policies when using Phone Call One-Step setting Fallback to Enabled allows users that do not have a LoginTC push token loaded to receive a phone call to approve instead.
For example, when authenticating in Direct mode, if the user does not have a LoginTC push token, but has a phone associated with them, they can authenticate that way.
This means that LoginTC RADIUS Connector protected Remote Desktop Gateways can now use phone call one-step as a way to authenticate.
For more examples see: Phone Call
Phone Call OTP AuthenticationAuthenticate by receiving an phone call with a 6-digit One-Time Passcode. This method works with both mobile and landline phones.
With the LoginTC iframe simply select the Phone from the Authentication Method dropdown menu and then select LoginTC Passcode:
Click Call me to receive a LoginTC Passcode on the selected device. Authenticate by entering the passcode in the input field and clicking Log in.
The call method can also be used Challenge Interactive authentication modes on the LoginTC RADIUS Connector for a smooth user experience. In the Challenge window simply enter call to receive an phone call with the 6-digit OTP. In Challenge Interactive mode a second window will display in which the OTP can be directly entered.
When authenticating, a user enters their username normally. In the password field, they should should enter their password followed immediately by a comma and call:
Regular input (without phone) :
username: john.doe password: johnPassword
Input with sms:
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,call
If the user has a Phone associated with them and Phone Call OTP authentication is enabled the user will receive an phone call with a 6-digit One-Time Passcode (OTP). If call is used then the oldest phone associated with the user will be sent the OTP. The OTP can then be used in a subsequent authentication:
Input with OTP
username: john.doe password: johnPassword,123123
NOTE
There must not be any spaces between the password, the comma, and the OTP
For more examples see: Phone Call OTP
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