Otp

AP.Remote.Access.Class.Otp (ClassType)

Knowledge Base article:

Summary

To increase login security, many organizations have deployed One-Time Password (OTP) two-factor authentication, and mandate its use for remote access connections.

Windows Server 2012 R2 DirectAccess supports two-factor authentication with Smart Cards or OTP token based solutions. This feature requires a PKI deployment, so if the option is selected in the DirectAccess Setup Wizard, the�Use computer certificates�option is automatically selected and enforced.

Element properties:

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Base Class	Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent
Abstract	False
Hosted	True
Singleton	False
Extension	False
Accessibility	Public
ElementId	164f1469-809c-abd7-2595-0b261efaac7c

Class Hierarchy:

System.Entity

System.ConfigItem

System.LogicalEntity

System.ApplicationComponent

Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent

AP.Remote.Access.Class.Otp

Class Properties:

Property Name	Type	Display Name (ENU)	Description (ENU)	Key	Max Length	Min Length	Case Sensitive	Default Value	EnumType
System.Entity:
DisplayName	string	Display Name	Display name of the object.	false	4000	0	False
System.ConfigItem:
ObjectStatus	enum	Object Status	Object status	false	256	0		System.ConfigItem.ObjectStatusEnum.Active	System.ConfigItem.ObjectStatusEnum
AssetStatus	enum	Asset Status	Asset status	false	256	0			System.ConfigItem.AssetStatusEnum
Notes	richtext	Notes	Notes	false	4000	0

Health Model:

System.Health.EntityState

System.Health.AvailabilityState

System.Health.ConfigurationState

Source Code:

<ClassType ID="AP.Remote.Access.Class.Otp" Accessibility="Public" Abstract="false" Base="Windows!Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationComponent" Hosted="true" Singleton="false" Extension="false"/>