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- 'add_u2f_account' - add user account to your account
- 'validate_u2f_user' - authenticate the user name and password of the user. The first step in a two step authentication process
- 'add_u2f_device' - add an additional u2f device to the user account
- 'delete_key' - delete a specific fido u2f security key from the users account
- 'delete_all_keys' - delete a specific fido u2f security key from the users account
- 'validate_oath_otp' - validate a dynamic pass code send to the user. This is one possible second step in a two step process.
- 'send_oath_otp' - send a dynamic pass code send to the user. the system will call validate_oath_otp to verify the users identity
- 'pre_enroll' - perform the pre-enrolment process required to register as u2f device for the users account
- 'enroll' - enroll a u2f device for the users account
- 'pre_sign' - perform the pre-enrolment process required to register as u2f device for the users account
- 'sign' - authenticate a u2f device for the users account
For example:
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{
"username":" Manny",
"spAccountLoginName":"accountname",
"spAccountLoginKey";"
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The REST response body is a json structure. All responses have the following items at a minimum:
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- errorCode – The numeric error code for the request. An errorCode of 0 signifies success.
- errorMessage – The displayable error message for the request.
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For example: To send a dynamic password (OTP) the user the REST request looks like this:
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