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Operational Processes in Network Monitoring
In network monitoring, the one-time password system derives its strength from the interdependence of several parts. These parts consist of the server application, the encryption system, and the calculator. The server application is the component that resides on the server system and prompts the user to authenticate using S/KEY. For example, the '/bin/login' program, when appropriately modified, constitutes a server program.
The encryption mechanism is the component that performs the encryption and one-time password generation. Combined with the calculator, this mechanism results in a password that is provided by the user to the server program and, if the generated password is correct, results in a successful authentication.
The initialization of a user ID to authenticate through S/KEY involves several parts. These are the iteration value, the seed, and the passphrase. The iteration value is a counter that is decreased each time the user authenticates off a given server. The seed is a phrase that is provided to the server; the seed is given to the user on each authentication attempt. These values were initially provided when the user account was configured to authenticate through OTP.
The pass phrase is the one piece of information that the user must know. The iteration and seed values are provided by the system. With these values and the appropriate pass phrase, users can generate the correct challenge password/response with their calculators.
On each successful login, the iteration value is decreased by one. This is how a different password is used on each login attempt. The iteration value should not fall below the value of five because those last five logins will occur very quickly and, when users reach zero, they have no way of logging in to reinitialize their OTP passwords. At that point, only the system administrator can restore access to the system for them.