Push authentication via SMS requires an SMS service that can deliver 2-way messages. Currently, only Twilio.com is supported.
First, you need to buy a phone number
Click the "Buy a number" button
Click the "Buy" button next to the number that you want to buy
Make sure that the Capabilities include SMS and Voice.
Scroll down the screen
Check "I agree..."
Click "Buy ..."
Click "Close"
If your Twilio account is a trial account, then you are allowed to send SMS messages to phone numbers that are registered in your Twilio account.
Click "Add a new Caller ID"
Enter the phone number that you want to use for testing
Click "Submit"
Finally, you need to create a messaging service
Click "Create Messaging Service"
Enter a name in the "Messaging Service friendly name" box
Click "Create Message Service"
Click "Add Senders"
Select "Phone Number" as the "Sender Type",
Click "Continue"
Check the phone number to be used as the Sender
Click "Add Phone Numbers"
Click "Step 3: Setup Integration"
Select "Send a webhook"
In both the Request URL and Callback URL boxes, enter
https://your-dualshield-fqdn:8074/sso/callback/twilio/sms
Replace "your-dualshield-fqdn" with the real FQDN of your DualShield server, e.g. https://mfa.deepnetid.com:8074/sso/callback/twilio/sms
Scroll down the screen
Click "Step 4: Add compliance info"
Click "Complete Messaging Service Setup"
Click "Try sending a message"
Copy out the ACCOUNT SID, AUTH TOKEN and PHONE NUMBER
Login to your DualShield Admin Console
Navigate to "Configuration | Gateways"
Click the "CREATE" button
Fill in the following details
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | SMS |
| Name | Enter a name, e.g. Twilio SMS |
| Domains | Select all domains |
| Enabled | √ |
| Two-Way | √ |
| Provider | Twilio |
| Username | ACCOUNT SID in Twilio |
| Password | AUTH TOKEN in Twilio |
| api_from | Phone number in Twilio |
Click "SAVE & TEST"
Click TEST to send a test message
Click CANCEL to finish it
