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SMTP authentication method uses a one-time password sent by email for authenticating the enduserend user. There are two versions of SMTP authentication method, registered and unregistered. For the registered SMTP method user needs to be authenticated previously either by providing a username and password, or using a SAML or OpenID Connect method with Directory User Mapping. For the unregistered SMTP method user enters their email address.

Registered

When a user attempts to access a resource protected by Ubisecure:

  1. The user authenticates by providing a username and password (or by using a previous factor SAML or OpenID Connect method with Directory User Mapping, see Multi-factor Authentication with Directory User Mapping).
  2. An email is sent to the user, containing an eight digit a one-time password
  3. The user enters the one-time-password and presses next
  4. Authorization is performed according to the configuration of the Ubisecure SSO Server and the user is redirected to the target application and granted access if permitted

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  1. The user enters an email address number and presses Sign In
  2. An email is sent to the user, containing an eight digit a one-time password
  3. The user enters the one-time-password in the login window and presses Sign In
  4. Authorization is performed according to the configuration of the Ubisecure SSO Server and the user is redirected to the target application and granted access if permitted


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