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The POLICIES > Push Notification tab is used to manage push notification settings of the policy.
Table: POLICIES – Push Notification tab
Field name
Description
Request Method
The method by which a user has to request a push notification for authentication.
Possible values:
Default. Use the setting of the parent policy.
KeywordOnly. Only the keyword will be accepted.
Password. Use the static password.
KeywordPassword. Use the request keyword followed by the static password. No separator characters or whitespace should be between them.
PasswordKeyword. Use the static password followed by the request keyword. No separator characters or whitespace should be between them.
None. Do not use push notification.
Request Keyword
Defines the keyword that a user must enter to request a push notification for authentication if a method using a keyword is selected in the request method. This can be blank.
The maximum length is 16 characters.
Mobile Application Name
Indicates the name of the mobile application the push notification message is sent to.
Supported range: 0–64 characters.
Authentication Timeout (seconds)
The time span in seconds during which authentication via a particular push notification message is possible, i.e. the time span between sending a push notification to a mobile device, and the response from the authenticator app. When the timeout period has elapsed, authentication using the push notification message will fail.
Possible values: 0–300
Message Title
The text that will be used as the title of push notifications sent for authentication and signature operations.
Default value (Base Policy): Logon request
Message Subject
The text that will be used as the subject of push notifications sent for authentication and signature operations.
Default value (Base Policy): Authenticate to [servicename]
When you configure message templates, you can use different placeholder strings as variables. If applicable, the placeholder strings are replaced during runtime with the actual values. Otherwise the placeholder string will not be replaced.
