You can enable SMS or voice authentication with PingID.
- In the admin console, go to Setup > PingID > Configuration.
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In the Authentication section, go to Alternate
Authentication Methods.
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Select the authentication methods you want to enable.
Option Steps SMS In the SMS row, select the Enable check box. Voice In the Voice row, select the Enable check box. -
Configure SMS and voice authentication according to the following table.
Option Steps Pre-populate the user's field with the SMS or voice numbers stored in your user directory when registering for PingID.
In the relevant row, select the Pre-Populate check box. For more information, see Pre-populating or restricting user registration data.
Restrict the user to select only the SMS or voice phone numbers stored in your user directory when registering with PingID.
In the relevant row, select the Restrict check box. For more information, see Pre-populating or restricting user registration data.
Enable the SMS or voice entries stored in your user directory to be used as a backup authentication method.
In the relevant row, select the Backup Authentication check box. For more information, see Configuring backup authentication methods.
Note:You can enable SMS or voice for backup authentication even if the SMS or Voice check boxes are not selected.
Change the daily limit for SMS/voice messages.
- In the Daily Used SMS/Voice Limit field, enter the maximum number of SMS authentication requests the user can receive and respond to per day. Enter a number between 1 and 50. The default value is 15.
- In the Daily Unused SMS/Voice Limit field, enter the maximum number of SMS authentication requests the user can receive and not respond to per day. Enter a number between 1 and 50. The default value is 10.
- If you want to also place a limit on the number of SMS-based and voice-based pairing requests for a user, select the Enforce for pairing requests option. When you enable this option, the number of pairing requests is added to the number of authentication requests and the total cannot exceed the limits that you set.
Localize voice calls to the language defined by the user's browser.
In the Local Language For Voice Calls section, select Enable. If Disable is selected, or the user's browser settings use a language is not one of the supported languages, English is selected by default.
This section is only applicable when the Voice check box is selected.
Note:For a list of supported languages, see Enabling language localization for voice authentication.
- Click Save.