Configuring the Unity Service
The order in which the steps are done is not important; it is possible to go back to an earlier step and make changes later if required.
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    Configure one or more Unity Profiles that will be relevant for managing users, signing keys, authorised devices, authorisation requests, signing requests, getting the signed hash (i.e. PKCS#1 signature) and their current statuses. Client applications refer to the Unity Profile within their request messages sent to the ADSS Unity Service.  | 
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    Register one or more client applications within the Client Manager. These can now be authorised to make requests to one or more Unity Profiles.  | 
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    Configure the Email & SMS Settings which will be used to send the OTPs to the user's registered email address and mobile number for user device registration.  | 
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    Use the ADSS Unity Service Manager to start/stop/restart the service. ADSS Unity Service is required to be restarted when either there is a change in Unity service manager configurations or a Unity Profile is added/updated/deleted.  | 
 
Each of these is described in the sections that follow:
- Step 1 - Configuring Unity Profile
 - Step 2 - Registering Business Applications
 - Step 3 - Configuring Notification Settings
 - Step 4 - Using the Service Manager
 
See also
Configuring the Unity Service
Transactions Logs
Logs Archiving
Alerts