Glossary
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| FIDO2 | Authentication method that uses authentication features, such as FIDO2 Security Key connected via USB or Bluetooth, Windows Hello and Touch ID, which are built in PCs and smartphones |
| IIJ ID Console | Administrative Web site dedicated to this service |
| IIJ SmartKey App | Free slide authentication and one-time password management app for iPhone and Android |
| SmartKey Authentication | Authentication method that uses IIJ SmartKey app. Slide authentication or authentication using a time-based one-time password can be used. |
| SPNEGO authentication | Authentication method that uses authentication information of Active Directory accounts. A user who has logged on to an Active Directory environment no longer needs to be reauthenticated by IIJ ID. |
| Device certificate | Refers technically to a client certificate. |
| Client Certificate | A digital certificate that ensures a user’s credibility. Access is permitted only from devices on which a certificate has been installed. |
| Single Sign-on (SSO) | Method that allows users to log in to federated services with a single authentication |
| Multi-factor Authentication | Authentication method that uses multiple different factors |
| Integrated Windows Authentication | Authentication method that uses Windows accounts managed by Active Directory. A user who has logged on to an Active Directory environment can log in to the IIJ ID Service and federated services without reauthentication. |
| Email One-time Password Authentication | Authentication method with which a user receives a password which can be used only once and then enters it |
| One-time Password | Method that prevents unauthorized logins by entering a disposable one-time password in addition to the password when logging in |