OTP Policy
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In the OTP Policy section, you can configure various settings related to OTP (One-Time Password).
You can select your preferred option from the dropdown menu.
You can change this setting by selecting a different option from the dropdown menu.
You can choose between 6 or 8 digits for the OTP length.
This setting refers to the intervals the server attempts to match the hash. It's a feature in ZTrust that addresses situations where the OTP generator or authenticator server's clock becomes out of sync.
It has a default value of 1 and can be modified as required.
The default value is 30 seconds, but it can be adjusted as required.
This represents the duration (in seconds) for which the OTP remains valid.
It lists the applications that have been verified to be compatible with the current OTP policy.
This toggle button can be turned ON or OFF according to your needs.
When enabled, the same OTP code can be reused after successful authentication.
If disabled, the user cannot log in again using the same OTP code after successful authentication.
In this setting, you can choose the OTP Type—either or —by selecting your preferred option from the dropdown menu.
This pertains to the Hashing Algorithm type utilized for generating the OTP.
