AuthenticationVerifyRequest14sp8 is used to authenticate a user either by userId/password, userId/sip username/sip password,
dn/passcode or a token previously authorized with the ExternalAuthenticationAuthorizeTokenRequest.
The phone number may be any DN associated with a user.
The response is a AuthenticationVerifyResponse14sp8 or an ErrorResponse
XML Instance Representation
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Get the address and credentials of the File Repository hosting the requested access device file.
Also get the file name and path on the File Repository.
The response is either a DeviceManagementFileAuthLocationGetResponse18 or an ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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Return the address and credentials of the File Repository hosting the requested access device file.
Also return the file name and path on the File Repository.
This is a response to DeviceManagementFileAuthLocationGetRequest18.
XML Instance Representation
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This command is part of the Portal API.
Sent when a Web or CLI user logs in using external authentication.
The password must be hashed. The password hashing algorithm is:
1) The message digest of the user's plain password is calculated using the SHA algorithm.
2) For every four bits in the 160-bit digest, starting from the first bit, it is
converted into a character in ASCII Hex format (0 through 9, a through f).
The result is a 40-character string, for example, f7a9e24777ec23212c54d7a350bc5bea5477fdbb.
3) The above string then is used to populate the password field in the request.
The response is either SuccessResponse or ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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This command allows a BroadWorks or Third-Party Client Application to
create a Single Sign-On token for a user.
The response is either ExternalAuthenticationCreateLoginTokenResponse
or ErrorResponse.
Application Data
<asDataModeSupported>
true
</asDataModeSupported><hssDataModeSupported>
false
</hssDataModeSupported>
XML Instance Representation
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LoginRequest14sp4 is 2nd stage of the 2 stage OCI login process.
The signedPassword is not required for external authentication login from a trusted host (ACL).
XML Instance Representation
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LogoutRequest is sent when an OCI user logs out or when connection is lost.
This command can be sent either to the server, or to the client from OCS.
Response is either SuccessResponse or ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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Modify the password for a user/administrator.
When oldPassword is specified, password rule applies. If oldPassword in not specified,
any password rule related to old password does not apply.
The response is either a SuccessResponse or an ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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Information about the primary server in the high-availablity cluster.
For optimization, we only get the hostname and addresses for primary if they are
explicitly requested or if the current server is not the primary.
XML Instance Representation
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Get the public cluster fully qualified domain name (FQDN).
The response is either a PublicClusterGetFullyQualifiedDomainNameResponse
or an ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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UserGetLoginInfoRequest is used to access login information for a user
either by a userId or dn. The phone number may be any
DN associated with a user.
The response is a UserGetLoginInfoResponse or an ErrorResponse
XML Instance Representation
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Query the provisioning server to verify the session is authorized. Most
applications should not need this command, because the provisioning server
verifies the session is authorized for all commands.
The response is either a SuccessResponse or an ErrorResponse.
XML Instance Representation
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