LTPA module properties

You can define LTPA token module self or partner properties.

Table 1. LTPA module properties
Appliance property Self or Partner Mode Description
ltpa.self.filename SELF Issue Specifies the LTPA file to use.

This property is required.

ltpa.self.password SELF Issue Specifies the password that was used to protect the keys. It must be the same password that was used when the keys were created.

This property is required.

ltpa.self.expiration SELF Issue Specifies the expiration, in minutes, set on created tokens.

The default is 120.

ltpa.self.extattr SELF Issue Specifies the attribute type to add to a version 2 token.

Enter one attribute type, or use an asterisk (*) for all types.

ltpa.self.realm SELF Issue Specifies the realm used to create the user name in the token.
ltpa.self.usefips SELF Issue Specifies whether FIPS mode should be used for incoming tokens. The default is false.
ltpa.self.version SELF Issue Specifies the version of token to be created. This property is required.
ltpa.partner.filename PARTNER Validate Specifies the name of the previously imported LTPA file.

This property is optional.

ltpa.partner.password PARTNER Validate Specifies the password that was used to protect the keys created by the partner. It must be the same password that was used when the keys were created by the partner.

This property is optional.

ltpa.partner.usefips PARTNER Validate Specifies whether FIPS mode should be used for incoming tokens.