Edit OXPd authentication agent files

1.Go to Tools > Options > Device Management > Configuration > OXPd Authentication Agents.

2.Select the OXPd authentication agent file from the list, and then click the Edit button.

3.In the Name box, enter the unlocalized name for the OXPd authentication agent (maximum of 100 characters).

4.In the Web application section, perform the following steps:

a.In the URI box, enter the URI of the OXPd authentication server (maximum of 256 characters). The URI is case-sensitive and must begin with one of the following protocols:

●http://

●https://

●file://

●ftp://

b.If network credentials are required to access the OXPd authentication server, select the Use credentials checkbox. Enter the network credentials in the User name (maximum of 128 characters), Password (maximum of 128 characters), and Confirm password boxes.

c.In the Connection timeout box, enter the maximum number of seconds that the device has to establish a connection to the OXPd authentication server before a timeout occurs.

d.In the Response timeout box, enter the maximum number of seconds that the device has to receive a response from the OXPd authentication server before a timeout occurs.

e.To enable the device to contact the OXPd authentication server before launching the Web browser, select the Enable pre-prompt check checkbox.

5.In the Prompt info section, perform the following steps:

a.In the Post-query format string box, enter the string that the device uses to construct the body of the initial HTTP POST request (maximum of 1,024 characters). The device sends this request to the specified URI. The string can contain extended characters.

b.In the URI box, enter the URI that the device contacts to validate and perform the functionality from the third-party solution (maximum of 256 characters). The URI is case-sensitive and must begin with one of the following protocols:

●http://

●https://

●file://

●ftp://

NOTE: OXPd does not allow URIs that contain embedded authentication credentials, such as ftp://username:password@domain/path, by explicitly prohibiting the use of the at (@) symbol in the domain name.

c.If credentials are required to access the URI, select the Use pre-prompt credentials checkbox. Enter the credentials in the User name (maximum of 128 characters), Password (maximum of 128 characters), and Confirm password boxes.

6.To notify the OXPd authentication server when users sign out, select the Enable signout notification checkbox.

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