One-Time Password (OTP) Input Elements
One-Time Password is a credential that is generated by CA Strong Authentication Server, and it does not require any credential-specific information.
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One-Time Password is a credential that is generated by CA Strong Authentication Server, and it does
not
require any credential-specific information.This section discusses the following topics:
OATH OTP Input Elements
CA Strong Authentication supports hardware tokens that conform to
Open Authentication
(OATH) standards. To use these tokens, you need to set the oathInput element to generate OATH OTP. The following table lists the OATH OTP-specific elements:Element
| Mandatory
| Description
|
tokenID | No | Specifies the unique identifier of the OATH token. The token identifier is used to generate the OATH OTP. |
reUseToken | No | Specifies whether the token can be issued to different user, if unused for a long time. For example, if an employee leaves an organization, then their token can be reused for a new employee. |
CA Auth ID OTP Input Elements
CA Auth ID OTP is a One-Time Password compliant to OATH standards. The client application that you build takes the user’s password as an input and generates passwords (also known as passcodes). The user uses this generated passcode at the Web application that is protected by CA Auth ID OTP authentication. Based on the authentication result, the user is granted access to the protected application.
The arcotOTPInput element contains the elements that are required for creating CA Auth ID OTP credential. The following table lists the CA Auth ID OTP-specific elements:
Element
| Mandatory
| Description
|
password | No | Specifies the CA Auth ID OTP password. |
EMV OTP Input Elements
The emvInput element contains the elements that are required for supporting OTPs that are compliant to
Europay MasterCard VISA
(EMV) standards. The following table lists the EMV OTP-specific elements:Element
| Mandatory
| Description
|
password | No | Specifies the EMV OTP password. |