Not Recently Used password policy says in the documentation "This policy saves a history of previous passwords.The number of old passwords stored is configurable. When a user changes their password they cannot use any stored passwords". Where do we configure the stored passwords? If we have a custom provider with a database, is it in keycloak database that stores the password history?
Hello, thanks for the tuto, very understandable, but i tried to test the APP with the OTP its generated a code to my mobile but when i insert the code on the App it returns "invalide authentication code"
I used OTP a number of times with Keycloak and never had issue with it. When you enable OTP, Keycloak lists all supported mobile apps - make sure you use one of them. Also, if you use TOTP (Time-base OTP) make sure that time on Keycloak server and your mobile is roughly the same. Good luck!
Not Recently Used password policy says in the documentation "This policy saves a history of previous passwords.The number of old passwords stored is configurable. When a user changes their password they cannot use any stored passwords". Where do we configure the stored passwords? If we have a custom provider with a database, is it in keycloak database that stores the password history?
Thanks a lot for validation explanation.
Ola Łukasz, otimos videos sobre keycloak. tem ajudado bastante :)
Very informative video. Thank you!
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Hello, thanks for the tuto, very understandable, but i tried to test the APP with the OTP its generated a code to my mobile but when i insert the code on the App it returns "invalide authentication code"
I used OTP a number of times with Keycloak and never had issue with it. When you enable OTP, Keycloak lists all supported mobile apps - make sure you use one of them. Also, if you use TOTP (Time-base OTP) make sure that time on Keycloak server and your mobile is roughly the same. Good luck!
great video 🙂 👍
Thank you! Cheers!