The OKTA User API provides operations to manage users in your organization. Getting Started . Explore the Users API: (opens new window) User Operations Create User . POST …
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Most calls to the OKTA Advanced Server Access API require an HTTP Authorization header with a value of Bearer $ {AUTH_TOKEN} . To retrieve an auth token, you need to create a Service …
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User logon name — Enter a username. User logon name (pre-Windows 2000) — Optional. Modify the automatically generated name if necessary. Click Next. Complete the Password …
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OKTA named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Identity as a Service (IDaaS) for Enterprise, Q3 2021, with the highest scores in the strategy and current offering categories In the Forrester …
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Requires create child permission for user objects on the target Organizational Unit (OU).
Requires reset password control access right permission for user objects within your target OU.
Requires write property permissions on user objects within your target OU for the following attributes:
Requires create child permission for user objects on the target Organizational Unit (OU).
Requires reset password control access right permission for user objects within your target OU.
Requires write property permissions on user objects within your target OU for the following attributes:
Requires write property permission on user objects within your target OU for all other attributes mapped on the AD user profile within OKTA https://<org>/admin/universaldirectory.
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per user per month Feature Comparison Workflows Starter Up to 5 flows at no cost for OKTA customers *Service protection limits apply Light Starting at $4 per user per month up to 50 …
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Self-service registration (SSR) lets users use a custom app or the OKTA Homepage to self-register. After you enable SSR, a Sign up link appears in the OKTA Sign-In widget. Users who …
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A Simple, Three-Step Solution OKTA helps organizations achieve these secure, user-initiated, password reset flows. By using SSO, Universal Directory, and Multi-factor Authentication …
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Get a single, consolidated view of every user. Multiple identity sources. One view. Many companies have multiple identity sources with different types of users, such as contractors, …
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Prior to OKTA, he led engineering at Salesforce.com, where he grew the team from 15 people to more than 250, and the service from two million daily transactions to more than 150 million. …
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The OKTA service validates the signed assertions and sends the user directly to his OKTA home page. Note that all of the above steps are transparent to the user. The user experience is …
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To enable it, contact OKTA Support. You use a self-service registration policy to let users self register for application access. When creating your policy, you can choose the fields you want to include on the Create Account registration form, specify how those fields are ordered, and mark which of the fields are required.
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This operation can only be performed on users with an ACTIVE status and a valid recovery question credential. OKTA no longer includes deactivated users in the lookup. The lookup searches login IDs first, then primary email addresses, and then secondary email addresses.
Every user within your OKTA organization must have a unique identifier for a login. This constraint applies to all users you import from other systems or applications such as Active Directory.
When the user tries to log in to OKTA, delegated authentication finds the password-expired status in the Active Directory, and the user is presented with the password-expired page where he or she can change the password. Copied! Copied!
If the password is valid, OKTA stores the hash of the password that was provided and can authenticate the user independently from then on. See Password Import Inline Hook for more details.