Extensibility features allow you to customize and extend the Password Manager functionality. The features include the following:
All these features are available only after you turn the extensibility on.
To turn extensibility features on
After you turn the extensibility features on, you can also turn on the troubleshooting mode. When the troubleshooting mode is on, the following additional information is displayed:
To turn the troubleshooting mode on
Custom activities are activities whose behavior is defined by a PowerShell script. You can create a custom activity from scratch or convert a built-in activity to a custom one. For more information, see Custom Activities and refer to the Password Manager SDK.
Built-in web service allow a third-party system to access a whole workflow or a specific activity using HTTP and data exchange in XML and JSON formats. You can use the built-in web service to execute a workflow and to interfere in a workflow execution process. For more information refer the Password Manager SDK.
Custom web services allow you to further extend the Password Manager functionality and enable scenarios that cannot be implemented using custom activities and the built-in web service. For example, you can create a custom web service that assigns passcodes to users employing the assign passcode functionality in Password Manager. For more information refer the Password Manager SDK.
Import/export of activities and workflows allows you to copy and share custom activities and workflows. For more information, see Importing and Exporting Workflows and Importing and Exporting Custom Activities.
The troubleshooting mode provides you additional information about workflows and activities and their execution. When this mode is enabled, on the Administration site you can view identifiers of workflow and activities; you can use these identifiers in PowerShell scripts. On the Self-Service site, you can view the PowerShell output that allows you to troubleshoot the scripts.
Password Manager provides two-factor authentication using Starling Two-Factor Authentication. To use Starling Two-Factor Authentication, you have to purchase Starling Two-Factor Authentication subscription. Each Starling Two-Factor Authentication subscription is registered with a phone number to which the token response for authentication or the push notification is sent. The token generation method is dependent on the method (SMS, Phone call, OTP on Starling 2FA app or push notification) that is enabled for your subscription.
To configure Starling Two-Factor Authentication for authentication
RADIUS Two-Factor Authentication enables two-factor authentication on Password Manager. RADIUS Two-Factor Authentication uses one-time passwords to authenticate users on the Self-Service site and Helpdesk site.
To configure RADIUS Two-Factor Authentication in Password Manager, you have to configure the RADIUS server details in Password Manager.
For more information, see Authenticate with RADIUS Two-Factor Authentication.
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