DigitalPersona Pro for Active Directory: Administrator Guide

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Chapter 2 - Key Concepts & TerminologyConcepts5 The Pro application receives the Secret and then uses the information asneeded, typically to log the user on to their Windows account, a program orWeb site.NoteWhen a Pro Server is unavailable, such as when a laptop is disconnected fromthe network, the required secret is retrieved from a local cache on theWorkstation. If a Pro Server is unavailable, and local caching has been disabledby the administrator, authentication is not possible.This authentication process can be modified by the administrator using settingsin the DigitalPersona Pro Administrative Templates (see “Configuring Policiesand Settings” on page 80).DigitalPersona Pro for Active Directory Administrator Guide15
Chapter 2 - Key Concepts & TerminologyTerminologyTerminologyAuthenticationUser Authentication is the process of verifying a user’s identity by validatingone or more credentials provided by the user. Examples of credentials arepasswords, smart cards and biometrics.Biometric authentication is the process of comparing a user’s previously created“enrollment template” with a “verification template” created from a fingerprintscan of the user at the time of authentication. See also: “Fingerprint Enrollment”and “Verification Template” below, as well as “Pro Biometric AuthenticationProcess” on page 13.CredentialsCredentials are a set of information used to gain access to your Windowsaccount or to a password protected Web site or program. Windows credentialscan include a combination of a user name, password, fingerprint, fingerprintPIN, or smart card. Web site and program credentials usually include acombination of fingerprint and password, but can sometimes require additionalinformation.Dynamic DNSDynamic DNS defines a protocol for dynamically updating a DNS server withnew or changed values. DigitalPersona Pro uses Dynamic DNS to update theDNS server with changes made to DigitalPersona Pro policies and settings.FingerprintsFingerprints provided through supported fingerprint readers are transformedinto highly compressed and digitally encoded representations of fingerprintfeatures called a fingerprint template. These fingerprint templates are createdwhenever a user places a finger on the reader (when logging on for example),and encoded with a one-way algorithm that cannot be reversed to recreate thescan of that fingerprint. The actual fingerprint scans are never stored, but arediscarded after the template is created.DigitalPersona Pro for Active Directory Administrator Guide16
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