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1879N/Aauthentication=Authentication Modules
1879N/AsunAMAuthHOTPServiceDescription=HOTP
1879N/Aa500.help.txt=Each authentication module has an authentication level that can be used to indicate the level of security \
0N/Aassociated with the module; 0 is the lowest (and the default).
0N/Aa501=SMS Gateway Implementation Class
0N/Aa501.help=The HOTP authentication module uses this class to send SMS messages.
0N/Aa501.help.txt=The SMS gateway class must implement the following interface<br/><br/>\
0N/Aa502=Mail Server Host Name
0N/Aa502.help=The name of the mail server; OpenAM will use SMTP to send the messages.
0N/Aa503=Mail Server Host Port
0N/Aa503.help.txt=The default port for SMTP is 25, if using SSL the default port is 465.
0N/Aa504=Mail Server Authentication Username
0N/Aa504.help=The username to use if the mail server is using SMTP authentication
0N/Aa505=Mail Server Authentication Password
0N/Aa505.help=The password to use if the mail server is using SMTP authentication
0N/Aa506=Mail Server Secure Connection
0N/Aa506.help=This setting controls whether the authentication module communicates with the mail server using
SSL/TLS 0N/Aa5061=Email From Address
0N/Aa5061.help=Emails from the HOTP Authentication module will come from this address.
0N/Aa507=One Time Password Validity Length
0N/Aa507.help=This One Time Password will remain valid for this period (in minutes)
0N/Aa508=One Time Password Length
0N/Aa508.help=The length of the generated One Time Password (in digits)
0N/Aa509=One Time Password Delivery
0N/Aa509.help=The mechanism used to deliver the One Time Password
0N/Aa510=Mobile Phone Number Attribute Name
0N/Aa510.help=This is the attribute name used for a requested text message
0N/Aa511=Mobile Carrier Attribute Name
0N/Aa511.help=This setting establishes the carrier used to send text messages
0N/Aa511.help.txt=The code is different for each carrier. For example, if you will use Verizon as your carrier, you would enter @
vtext.com or
vtext.com in this field. Contact your carrier to find out the specific code should be used and find out whether they require country codes for the service.
0N/Aa512=Email Attribute Name
0N/Aa512.help=This is the attribute name used by the OTP to email the user
0N/Aa520=Auto Send OTP Code
0N/Aa520.help=Select this checkbox if the OTP should be sent automatically
0N/AauthFailed=Authentication Failed
0N/AincorrectState=Incorrect State
0N/AmessageSubject=OpenAM One Time Password
0N/AmessageContent=Your OpenAM One Time Password:
0N/Asend.failure=An error occurred while sending the One Time Password. Please contact the system administrator.