How customize PhenixID OneTouch assignments

Please follow this guide to customize the look of PhenixID OneTouch assignments. Assignments can be customized for Radius and/or HTTP authentication.

Customize PhenixID OneTouch assignment for Radius authentication

  1. In configuration manager select Advanced tab.
  2. Locate Authenticators - Radius.
  3. Edit by clicking the pen.
  4. Locate the authenticator (name=OneTouchAuthenticator. If you have multiple authenticators, make sure to pick the right one). Add/replace the value of clientTemplate to myOneTouchTemplate. Example:

{
    "name" : "OneTouchAuthenticator",
    "config" : {
      "uid_pwd_pipe" : "8d40952c-250b-4cd0-9413-36d55a438889",
      "clientIP" : "88.88.88.88",
      "secret" : "{enc}xxxxx",
      "radius_config" : "dca7d870-9c62-45f8-8964-f8644d72345a",
      "remove_ad_domain" : "false",
      "poll_interval" : "3000",
      "max_polls" : "10",
      "notify" : "true",
      "user_retry_timeout" : "20",
      "clientTemplate" : "myOneTouchTemplate",
      "servicename" : "PhenixID"
    },
    "created" : "2017-02-07T07:20:03.642Z",
    "id" : "4bdb42f6-5525-4cb4-a578-54bf20f176a1"
  }

5. Click Stage changes and commit changes

6. Logon to the server operating system

7. Locate the folder <phenixid_server_root>//mods/com.phenixidentity~phenix-radius~<version>/templates/

8. Copy the file onetouch_template_json.template

9. Rename the copy to myOneTouchTemplate.template

10. Open myOneTouchTemplate.template in a text editor. Apply your changes and save.

11. Restart PhenixID Server

12. Test the authentication.

Customize PhenixID OneTouch assignment for HTTP authentication (PhenixID web apps authentication)

  1. In configuration manager select Advanced tab.
  2. Locate Authenticators - HTTP.
  3. Edit by clicking the pen.
  4. Locate the authenticator (name=AssignmentAuthenticator. If you have multiple authenticators, make sure to pick the right one). Add/replace the value of assignment_template_name to myOneTouchTemplate.json. Example:
{
		"alias": "otinternal",
		"name": "AssignmentAuthenticator",
		"displayName": "selector.display.onetouch",
		"configuration": {
			"successURL": "/myapps/",
			"allowLanguageChange": "false",
			"translationKey": "login.messages.information.body.myapps",
			"headingtranslationKey": "login.messages.information.header.myapps",
			"assignment_template_name": "myOneTouchTemplate.json"
		},
		"id": "otinternal"
	}

5. Click Stage changes and commit changes

6. Logon to the server operating system

7. Locate the folder <phenixid_server_root>//mods/com.phenixidentity~auth-http~<version>/templates/

8. Copy the file assignment_auth_template.json

9. Rename the copy to myOneTouchTemplate.json

10. Open myOneTouchTemplate.json in a text editor. Apply your changes and save.

11. Restart PhenixID Server

12. Test the authentication.

Customize PhenixID OneTouch assignment for HTTP authentication (Federation)

  1. In configuration manager select Advanced tab.
  2. Locate Authenticators - HTTP.
  3. Edit by clicking the pen.
  4. Locate the authenticator (name=SAMLUidOneTouch or name=SAMLUidPasswordOneTouch. If you have multiple authenticators, make sure to pick the right one). Add/replace the value of clientTemplate to myOneTouchTemplateSAML. Example:
{
    "id" : "b95ff0df-e3fa-4484-bf9a-78c0795747fd",
    "alias" : "testOT",
    "name" : "SAMLUidPasswordOneTouch",
    "displayName" : "Test",
    "configuration" : {
      "pipeID" : "7adc9f9b-bc9e-4749-ba41-f66fae2c2ae9",
      "idpID" : "c2317407-1342-4b14-9638-d9211dd38798",
      "clientTemplate" : "myOneTouchTemplateSAML"
    },
    "created" : "2017-03-16T13:45:45.246Z"
  }

5. Click Stage changes and commit changes

6. Logon to the server operating system

7. Locate the folder <phenixid_server_root>//mods/com.phenixidentity~auth-http~<version>/templates/

8. Copy the file onetouchhtml.template

9. Rename the copy to myOneTouchTemplateSAML.json

10. Open myOneTouchTemplateSAML.template in a text editor. Apply your changes and save.

11. Restart PhenixID Server

12. Test the authentication.