10.5.2 Configuring Advanced Authentication

To configure Advanced Authentication, perform the following steps:

IMPORTANT:You must configure the Advanced Authentication server before creating an Advanced Authentication class in Access Manager. For configuration information, see Section 3.5.9, Configuring Advanced Authentication Server.

  1. Log in to Advanced Authentication Administrative Portal.

  2. Create an advanced authentication method in Advanced Authentication Server.

    For example, select the security question method. See Section 5.1.3, Configuring Authentication Methods.

  3. Create a chain named b2c. Assign the security question method created in previous step to the b2c chain. Ensure that all users are assigned to this chain. Assign the b2c chain to the default Access Manager event created in Advanced Authentication.

    For more information about how to create and assign a chain, see Creating a Chain.

  4. Assign the b2c chain to the default Access Manager event by moving the b2c chain from Available to Used.

  5. Add the Access Manager Identity Server endpoint to the Access Manager event so that the Identity Server endpoint is white listed for the Access Manager event. You can perform this step only when the Advanced Authentication server details are specified in Identity Server.

    For more information about configuring Advanced Authentication, see Configuring Advanced Authentication.