2. LinOTP Selfservice Portal

LinOTP provides a Selfservice Portal that can be used by the user to

• enroll – LinOTP qr and push token, HOTP, TOTP, lost token and many others,

• disable or delete – the user’s own token, if necessary for new enrollment,

• set a new OTP PIN,

• resync – the user’s own token, if necessary,

• a complete list of all actions can be found at Selfservice policies.

• 2.1. Managing token in self service
  • 2.1.1. Conditions for use
  • 2.1.2. Access SelfService Portal
• 2.2. Typical usecases for supported token in self service
  • 2.2.1. Basic actions for tokens
  • 2.2.2. Application Scenario with the LinOTP Push Token
    • Customize the LinOTP configuration
    • Testing the configuration with a Push Token
    • Prepare Windows or Apple Clients with LinOTP Authentication Provider LAP
    • Install the LinOTP Authenticator app on the users smartphone
    • Rollout and activate the push token by the user
      • Step 1: Enroll your Push Token
      • Step 2 Activate your Push Token
    • Test for LinOTP Push Token
  • 2.2.3. Application Scenario with the LinOTP QR Token
    • Customize the LinOTP configuration
    • Prepare Windows or Apple Clients with LinOTP Authentication Provider LAP
    • Install the LinOTP Authenticator app on the users smartphone
    • Rollout and activate the LinOTP QR token by the user
      • Step 1: Enroll your QR Token
      • Step 2 Activate your QR Token
    • Test the LinOTP QR Token with /auth/qrtoken
  • 2.2.4. Enrolling OATH Token for Google Authenticator
  • 2.2.5. Using mOTP Token
    • Initializing the mOTP Token
    • Registering the mOTP Token
    • Authenticating using mOTP Token
  • 2.2.6. Disable lost token
  • 2.2.7. Change OTP PIN
  • 2.2.8. Resynchronize Token
• 2.3. Individualize the SelfService Portal
  • 2.3.1. SelfService Portal Imprint

2.4. Indices and tables

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