IPI Key
Passwordless SSO, PS logon & logoff, password-based authentication
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Passwordless SSO, PS logon & logoff, password-based authentication
Last updated
Navigate to Hardware Vaults → Add Hardware Vaults
In the opened tab, enter the serial numbers of the hardware vaults and click “Add.”
IPI Server allows you to enable passwordless Single Sign-On (SSO) based on the SAML and OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocols. These protocols are employed to verify a user’s identity when an employee tries to access web or mobile applications.
To configure the IPI Server as an Identity Provider for passwordless SSO, go to Settings → Parameters, and proceed with SAML or OIDC configuration as described in our user guide.
Select the Enterprise version of the program.
Set your server address in the IPI Client.
Select the type of connection for IPI Key.
Go to the section Workstation on your server, select the workstation, and click Approve.
Assign a key to the user and copy the activation code
Create an account to unlock the PC
Pair a IPI Key with your PC by Bluetooth
Go to Start → Settings → Devices → Bluetooth & other devices → Bluetooth and select your IPI Key device in the list of devices
Enter the Activation code and activate the Key
Update the firmware on IPI Key
Navigate to Program Files → IPI > Client → and run Device Maintenance Application. Select Quick update and click Update.
Configure Proximity login and logout settings for the workstation
Go to Workstations→Workstation Profiles→ Select the profile and click Edit
New users can be added through:
Upon receiving an email, users can configure their preferred login methods, such as a mobile application or passkeys.
Please note that in the trial version of the server, you can use a maximum of 15 users.
Additionally, the IPI Server assumes that passwordless authentication can be employed alongside other methods
Mobile Application allows Passwordless SSO and PC login with Mobile App
Passkeys allow Passwordless SSO authentication