UniOTP Server Control Tool - Revision history

Bao at 05:37, 16 August 2016

2016-08-16T05:37:19Z

Joseph: /* Database configuration */

2013-04-18T03:50:16Z

Database configuration

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	<p>After configuring all parameters, click on “Test Connection” button to test the connection.</p>		<p>After configuring all parameters, click on “Test Connection” button to test the connection.</p>
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			<p>Note: If running the server on a 64-bit machine, use C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe and a 32-bit connector.</p>
	<p>If all the information is valid, the connection has succeeded, as shown in the following picture.</p>		<p>If all the information is valid, the connection has succeeded, as shown in the following picture.</p>
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Damien: /* Database configuration */

2012-04-23T08:06:16Z

Database configuration

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	<p>If all the information is valid, the connection has succeeded, as shown in the following picture.</p>		<p>If all the information is valid, the connection has succeeded, as shown in the following picture.</p>
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	<p>If the information is wrong, the connection will fail, as shown in the following picture.</p>		<p>If the information is wrong, the connection will fail, as shown in the following picture.</p>
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	==== Authentication service configuration ====		==== Authentication service configuration ====

Damien: /* Log and authentication parameters configuration */

2012-04-23T08:04:59Z

Log and authentication parameters configuration

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	'''Log Condition''': the condition of log generation<br>		'''Log Condition''': the condition of log generation<br>
	'''Log File Size''': the maximum log file size when you choose to store log in log file<br>		'''Log File Size''': the maximum log file size when you choose to store log in log file<br>
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	==== The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients ====		==== The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients ====

Damien: /* Authentication service configuration */

2012-04-23T08:03:22Z

Authentication service configuration

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	'''Max Threads Num''': the maximum number of worker threads.<br><br>		'''Max Threads Num''': the maximum number of worker threads.<br><br>

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	==== Log and authentication parameters configuration ====		==== Log and authentication parameters configuration ====

Damien: /* The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients */

2012-04-23T07:46:47Z

The configuration of the shared secret key for the authentication service and clients

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	<p>Click on Share tab to enter shared secret key configuration interface.		<p>Click on Share tab to enter shared secret key configuration interface.
	In this panel, configure the shared secret key of the authentication client (application server), and enable and disable status.</p>		In this panel, configure the shared secret key of the authentication client (application server), and enable and disable status.</p>
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	<p>In the Client List, the IP address shows the current authorized authentication clients, and shared Key displays the shared secret key for the service and this authentication client.</p>		<p>In the Client List, the IP address shows the current authorized authentication clients, and shared Key displays the shared secret key for the service and this authentication client.</p>
	<p>Click on Add button to add a new authentication client. And enter new client IP address and shared key. After add a new authentication client, click on Apply to save and apply the new configuration.</p>		<p>Click on Add button to add a new authentication client. And enter new client IP address and shared key. After add a new authentication client, click on Apply to save and apply the new configuration.</p>
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	<p>Click on Delete button to delete an authentication client. After click on delete, the selected client will be deleted. During the delete operation, a confirmation dialogue will pop up (after confirm the delete operation, the client configuration file will be deleted)</p>		<p>Click on Delete button to delete an authentication client. After click on delete, the selected client will be deleted. During the delete operation, a confirmation dialogue will pop up (after confirm the delete operation, the client configuration file will be deleted)</p>
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	<p>If no client is selected, the following reminding message will appear.</p>		<p>If no client is selected, the following reminding message will appear.</p>
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	<p>Click on Edit button to modify the configuration of the selected client. The client IP address will not be modified, and only the shared key can be changed. For example, if the client (IP address 127.0.0.1) is selected, after click on edit button, a dialogue window will pop up. Enter the new shared key in the dialogue, and then the Apply button will become available. Click Apply button to enable all the new configurations.</p>		<p>Click on Edit button to modify the configuration of the selected client. The client IP address will not be modified, and only the shared key can be changed. For example, if the client (IP address 127.0.0.1) is selected, after click on edit button, a dialogue window will pop up. Enter the new shared key in the dialogue, and then the Apply button will become available. Click Apply button to enable all the new configurations.</p>
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	<p>Click on Add Black button to add an authentication client to black list. The client in the black list will not request authentication, but the authentication system will save the relative shared key information, so the authentication function can be recovered by removing the client from the blacklist.</p>		<p>Click on Add Black button to add an authentication client to black list. The client in the black list will not request authentication, but the authentication system will save the relative shared key information, so the authentication function can be recovered by removing the client from the blacklist.</p>
	<p>The Black List, the IP address displays all the authentication clients IP address added into the blacklist, and shared key displays the shared key for the client and the authentication service.</p>		<p>The Black List, the IP address displays all the authentication clients IP address added into the blacklist, and shared key displays the shared key for the client and the authentication service.</p>
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	<p>Click on Remove button to remove the client from the blacklist, to recover the authentication. After execute remove operation, click on Apply to apply changes.</p><br>		<p>Click on Remove button to remove the client from the blacklist, to recover the authentication. After execute remove operation, click on Apply to apply changes.</p><br>
	<p>After clicking on Apply, the following dialogue will appear.</p>		<p>After clicking on Apply, the following dialogue will appear.</p>
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	==== Email parameters configuration ====		==== Email parameters configuration ====

Damien: /* Email parameters configuration */

2012-04-23T07:44:10Z

Email parameters configuration

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	<p>Click on Mail tab to enter Email configuration interface. This panel contains configurations about Email server.</p>		<p>Click on Mail tab to enter Email configuration interface. This panel contains configurations about Email server.</p>
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	<p>Use Email Service select box to decide whether use email reminding function.</p>		<p>Use Email Service select box to decide whether use email reminding function.</p>
	<p>After using the email reminding function, the SMTP server must be configured.</p>		<p>After using the email reminding function, the SMTP server must be configured.</p>

Damien: /* Email parameters configuration */

2012-04-23T07:43:14Z

Email parameters configuration

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	==== Email parameters configuration ====		==== Email parameters configuration ====

			<p>Click on Mail tab to enter Email configuration interface. This panel contains configurations about Email server.</p>

			<p>Use Email Service select box to decide whether use email reminding function.</p>
			<p>After using the email reminding function, the SMTP server must be configured.</p>
			'''SMTP Server''': the SMTP server name or IP address<br>
			'''SMTP Port''': SMTP server Port (the default port is 25)<br>
			'''Mail Subject''': the mail subject sent by the system<br>
			'''Email From''': the email address displays in email recipients<br>
			'''SMTP Server authentication''': select if the email server needs authentication<br>
			'''User Name''': the username used for SMTP authentication.<br>
			'''Password''': the password corresponding to the User name.<br>
			<p>After finishing the configuration , click on Apply button to apply configurations</p>

	== Exit the tool ==		== Exit the tool ==

Damien: /* Exit the tool */

2012-04-23T07:29:16Z

Exit the tool

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	== Exit the tool ==		== Exit the tool ==

			<p>The tool will not exit by clicking on the close button in the interface. The tools just minimize to the tray. Right click on the icon in the tray, and click on Exit to close the program, as shown in the following picture.</p>
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Damien: /* Function Introduction */

2012-04-23T07:27:27Z

Function Introduction

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 <p>Click on Share tab to enter shared secret key configuration interface.
 In this panel, configure the shared secret key of the authentication client (application server), and enable and disable status.</p>
 ==== Email parameters configuration ====
 == Exit the tool ==