Configuring Redirect within IdP by User Agent

SecureAuth IdP Version Affected: All

Description:

As an alternative to configuring redirects in IIS, you can also modify the Mobile Identifiers in an IdP realm for a specific user agent to redirect to another realm.

Resolution:

Using a search engine, type in "my user agent" to generate the user agent of the operating system or device you are on:

In the respective IdP realm, add the user agent as follows, ensuring a comma exists in-between each user agent:

In this example, the change was configured on SecureAuth2. If a user accesses SecureAuth2 and has a user agent that exists within Mobile Identifiers, he or she will be redirected to SecureAuth3.

Note that the release version of an operating system may be used for more than one operating system, so you will need to test across multiple operating systems prior to making the changes in a production environment.

Reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_Windows_versions

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