Onboarding and Prerequisites
Configure Secret Server
Before you can use Secret Server Mobile, an administrator must enable webservices on Secret Server and set time limits for offline caching.
Enable Web Services with Time Limits in Secret Server
To allow communication via RestAPI between the mobile application and Secret Server, Webservices must be enabled in Secret Server. For maximum security, do not set session timeout to "Unlimited." See Enabling Web Services in the Secret Server documentation for more information.
Set Time Limits for Offline Caching in Secret Server
To use offline caching in the mobile application, an administrator must configure offline caching Time to Live (TTL) in Secret Server. Administrators can disable offline caching globally by setting the TTL to zero. For maximum security, restrict offline access to no more than a few days. See Setting Maximum Time for Offline Caching in the Secret Server documentation for more information.
In Secret Server 10.9 and newer, an administrator can send an email directly from the Secret Server UI to new Secret Server Mobile users, inviting them to connect to Secret Server and providing detailed instructions to help the user with initial setup and onboarding tasks. Secret Server administrators can check the mobile application onboarding progress in Event Pipelines. See Event Pipelines in the Secret Server documentation for more information.
Operating System Requirements
The following Operating Systems are supported:
- iOS 12 and up
- Android 8 and up
Minimum Hardware Requirements
Mobile devices not more than four years old running operating systems as described above.
Compatibility Requirements
The Secret Server Mobile Application works with Secret Server on-premises and cloud instances starting with Version 10.8 and up. To utilize Secret Server's onboarding feature, Secret Server 10.9 is a minimum requirement.
Offline Caching requires Secret Server 10.9.000064 or higher.
The mobile application integrates via Secret Server's RESTApi.
