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==== Log and authentication parameters configuration ==== | ==== Log and authentication parameters configuration ==== | ||
<p>Select “Options” tab to enter log and authentication parameters configuration, as the following picture.</p> | |||
<p>In Authentication Option column configure</p> | |||
'''Authentication Wnd''': authentication window, the default value is 30 (for safety<br> | |||
reasons the window should not be set to big) | |||
'''Key Length''': the length of user secret key (please change this value carefully)<br> | |||
'''Max Failed-Try''': the maximum number of failure attempts<br> | |||
<p>In the Log Options column, configure log mode</p> | |||
'''Log Mode''': log mode (store the log in log file or database)<br> | |||
'''Log Condition''': the condition of log generation<br> | |||
'''Log File Size''': the maximum log file size when you choose to store log in log file<br> | |||
==== The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients ==== | ==== The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients ==== | ||
<p>Click on Share tab to enter shared secret key configuration interface. | |||
In this panel, configure the shared secret key of the authentication client (application server), and enable and disable status.</p> | |||
==== Email parameters configuration ==== | ==== Email parameters configuration ==== | ||
== Exit the tool == | == Exit the tool == | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 23 April 2012
About this tool
UniOTP Server Control is a desktop tool used to configure and manage UniOTP authentication service. By using this tool, you can check and control the status of UniOTP authentication service, and check and reconfigure the configuration information of the UniOTP authentication service.
Launch the tool
- Double click on UniOTPSCRControl desktop shortcut to launch service control
program.
- Launch the service control program through Start->Programs->UniOTPSCRControl
Function Introduction
Service status control
After the program is started, the interface of the service status will appear.
ServiceName: name of service
DisplayName: the display name of service
Description: the description information of the service
Executeable File Path: the absolute path of the executable program corresponding to the service
StartType: the start type of the service. It can be set to automatic, manual and disable
Service Status: the service current status
After the service configuration is changed, the Apply button will become available, and click on Apply to apply the new configuration.
Click on Start or Stop to start and stop the service
Database configuration
Click on Settings tab to get into more service configuration interfaces, such like the database configuration interface, as the following picture.
DSN: Information is used to configure the data source
Database Source Name: select the suitable database source
Description: description of the database source
DataBase Type: the type of database
Connection Parameters is used to configure the database link parameters
User: the username used to connect the database
Password: the login database password corresponding to the user
After configuring all parameters, click on “Test Connection” button to test the connection.
If all the information is valid, the connection has succeeded, as shown in the following picture.
If the information is wrong, the connection will fail, as shown in the following picture.
Authentication service configuration
Click on “Server Setting” tab to switch to service configuration interface, as the following picture.
The Server Information column contains configuration information about service network and performance.
Port (Radius Server): the port number of the authentication service, following the Radius authentication protocol. The default port is 1812.
Request Interval: the period of time between requests
Max idle time: the maximum idle time of the certified thread
Max Threads Num: the maximum number of worker threads.
Log and authentication parameters configuration
Select “Options” tab to enter log and authentication parameters configuration, as the following picture.
In Authentication Option column configure
Authentication Wnd: authentication window, the default value is 30 (for safety
reasons the window should not be set to big)
Key Length: the length of user secret key (please change this value carefully)
Max Failed-Try: the maximum number of failure attempts
In the Log Options column, configure log mode
Log Mode: log mode (store the log in log file or database)
Log Condition: the condition of log generation
Log File Size: the maximum log file size when you choose to store log in log file
The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients
Click on Share tab to enter shared secret key configuration interface. In this panel, configure the shared secret key of the authentication client (application server), and enable and disable status.
