1. In the Microsoft Management Console, go to File > Add/Remove Snap-in.
  2. If the PingID MFA Adapter for AD FS folder is not shown under the Console Root folder, in the Available snap-ins section, select PingID MFA Adapter for AD FS and click Add and then click OK.
  3. To display a list of advanced parameters, in the Console Root folder, click PingID MFA Adapter for AD FS.
    Screen capture showing the advanced parameter options for PingID MFA Adapter for AD FS
  4. Double-click the attributes you want to change and enter the relevant value.
    Attribute Description

    PingID Properties

    Go to the pingid.properties file, and click Open. If you have not yet configured the PingID service, see Configure the PingID service for instructions.

    User Name Attribute

    The name of the user name attribute that will be mapped to the PingID user name value , such as sAMAccountName. The value of this attribute must be unique for each user identity.

    Fname Attribute

    The LDAP attribute containing the user first name.

    Lname Attribute

    The LDAP attribute containing the user last name.

    Email Attribute

    The LDAP attribute containing the user email address. This email address is used during registration if users need to receive a link on their mobile device to download the PingID application.

    Phone Attribute
    The LDAP attribute of the phone number used for SMS messages, as well as voice calls if the Voice Number attribute is left empty.
    Note:

    This attribute must use the Google Library format, which dictates that all phone numbers must include ‘+’, as well as the international country code.

    Voice Number Attribute
    The LDAP attribute of the phone number used for voice calls. If left empty, the Phone Attribute is used for voice calls.
    Note:

    This attribute must use the Google Library format, which dictates that all phone numbers must include ‘+’, as well as the international country code.

    Secondary Email Attribute

    A second email address that can be used to verify a user if they don't have a device paired with PingID.

    Map User Groups Attribute
    Determine whether to map user groups to enable the PingID server to evaluate group-based policy during authentication. Select either:
    • Enable: User group information is sent to the PingID server. PingID group-based polices are evaluated during authentication.
    • Disable: User group information is not to the PingID server. PingID group-based polices are not evaluated during authentication.
    Note:

    For information on configuring a group-based policy, see PingID policy settings.

    The LDAP attribute for group membership (e.g. memberOf).

    PingID Heartbeat Timeout

    Time to wait for a response when verifying the PingID and PingOne services. If a value is not specified, the default is 30 seconds.

    Authentication During Errors
    Determines how to handle user authentication requests when PingID services are unavailable. Allowed values are:
    • Bypass User: Accept the user's first factor authentication, and bypass the PingID MFA flow when the PingID MFA service is unavailable.
    • Block User: Reject and block the user's login attempt when the PingID MFA service is unavailable.

    Require PingID Registration

    If enabled, requires that users are registered with PingID and verify their registration prior to authentication.

    Proxy URL

    		 If you want PingID to use a specific proxy, provide the URL here. The proxy URL format must be http://<server name or IP>:<port>. Https is not supported.

    Alternate Domain

    		 If the users belong to a domain that is not reflected in the login information provided, you can use this field to specify the relevant domain.
  5. After you have configured all relevant attributes, click Save and Restart AD FS.
    CAUTION:

    Modifying advanced settings requires you to restart the AD FS service. This might affect users that are using this instance of AD FS.

Windows applies the configuration changes after restarting the AD FS service.
To apply a PingID authentication policy to your AD FS integration, see Configuring an app or group-specific authentication policy). The AD FS app should appear in the PingID Policy app list.