Use this guide to configure the Overview tab in the Web Admin for each SecureAuth IdP realm.
This includes realm details, page content, and email (SMTP) settings.
1. Create a New Realm for the target resource for which the configuration settings will apply
1. Once a New Realm is created, the Realm Name will be auto-populated in the Details section (e.g. SecureAuth3)
2. Provide a Realm Description, which will appear only in the Web Admin in the left-side menu
3. Upload a Company Logo, which will appear on the login pages (optional)
If no logo is uploaded, then the SecureAuth logo will be present
4. Upload an Application Logo if this realm's target resource is an application that will be a part of a Secure Portal
This logo will appear on the Secure Portal page for Single Sign-on (SSO) access
5. Provide the Document Title, which will appear on the browser window's tab and in the Web Admin in the left-side menu
This is typically the target resource, e.g. Google Apps
6. Provide the Page Header, which will appear at the top of the login pages
This is typically the target resource, e.g. Google Apps
The Document Title and the Page Header are typically the same
7. Choose the Theme of the login pages
The 2016 Light theme is selected by default; however, any Theme can be selected
8. Select which Displayed Name will appear on the page when a user has successfully authenticated, and the Location of the Displayed Name
This is typically the Authenticated User ID
9. Provide the Forgot Username URL, the Forgot Password URL, and the Restart Login URL, which would be other SecureAuth IdP realms
If these realms are on the same domain as this new realm, then the URLs can be formatted as such: /secureauth[realm#]
Refer to SecureAuth IdP Out-of-the-box Identity Management Tools for the configuration guides
10. Choose the Location of the URLs
If no URL is provided, then the Location field can be left at default and no link will appear on the page
11. Change the Copyright Information from the default if preferred
12. Provide a URL to the EULA if desired
13. Select whether the Disclaimer is shown in the Page Footer or Not Shown on the page
Click Save once the configurations have been completed and before leaving the Overview page to avoid losing changes
14. Click Email Settings to configure the SMTP settings
1. Provide the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Server Address through which SecureAuth IdP will send emails
2. Change the Port from the defaulted 25 if the SMTP server utilizes a different one
3. Provide the Username, Password, and/or Domain if required by the SMTP Relay
If the fields are not required by the SMTP Server, then only the Server Address and Port number must be set
4. Select True from the SSL dropdown if emails will be sent through a Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
5. Upload a Logo that will be used in the SecureAuth IdP email messages (optional)
6. Provide the Subject of the SecureAuth IdP email messages
7. Provide the Sender Address of the SecureAuth IdP email messages
8. Provide the Sender Name of the SecureAuth IdP email messages
10. Select a Template that will be used for the SecureAuth IdP email messages
OTPEmailTemplate2013 is selected by default
Click Save once the configurations have been completed and before leaving the Email Settings page to avoid losing changes
15. Click CSS Editor to alter the CSS code used for the login pages (optional)
1. Select an option from the Select CSS file to load and edit the theme dropdown
2013 is selected by default
2. View and edit the CSS code to make any changes to appearance of the pages
Click Save once the configurations have been completed and before leaving the CSS Editor page to avoid losing changes
16. Click Content and Localization to define language settings and to modify the content / text that appears on the login pages (optional)
16a. Select the Supported Languages that SecureAuth IdP will support for end-user web browsers, voice, and SMS content.
The end-user's browser settings determine which language appears. When the end-user uses SecureAuth IdP, if the browser language is set to a language enabled in a selection made here, then all SecureAuth IdP content is shown in that language. If the browser language is set to a language not supported by SecureAuth IdP, then the appliance will default to the English language.
For more information, see Multiple Language Localization Support.
16b. To configure one of the Supported Languages using the Verbiage Editor, select the language from the Select Language File dropdown.
16c. The Verbiage Editor fields show text in the language that was selected in step 16b. Edit any of these fields to modify the content that appears on the appropriate page(s)
Click Save once the configurations have been completed and before leaving the Content and Localization page to avoid losing changes