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Trigger and control full-screen video playback on an external screen or projector.Requirements Integration of our JavaScript API into your webpage Sample code to run within the app and download for integration into your own project is available here. Best practices for working with the JavaScript API are available here. App Settings Content > JavaScript API > Access JavaScript API = By Import Screensaver > External Monitor Mode = Interactive or Standard Mirroring Physical Hardware External screen or projector connected via HDMI to the iPad through a Digital AV Adapter or hub or to a connected Apple TV for wireless Airplay. Triggers via API Functions Set Video Playback Options Check Current Video Playback Options Play Video Stop Video Immediately Stop Video With Fade Pause Video Resume Video Skip to Timestamp Check Current Playback State Set Video Playback OptionsThis function sets how the video should fit the screen, fade duration and the background color or image shown when video starts, completes playback, or is stopped. The background color or image is also shown if the video file is not proportioned to fit the screen dimensions. Format kp_ExternalScreen_setPlayVideoParamsEx(configDic, callback); Parameters configDic - [JSON] dictionary array consisting of the following possible keys: fillMode - [integer] the duration in seconds to fade in and out the video being shown on the external display. Note that the fade overlaps video playback so if you are using extended fade times, you may want to take that into account when formatting your video files 0 - ResizeAspect - preserve aspect ratio; fit within layer bounds (default) 1 - ResizeAspectFill - preserve aspect ratio; fill layer bounds (some cropping may occur 2 - Resize - stretch to fill layer bounds fadeDuration - [real number] the duration in seconds to fade in and out the video being shown on the

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The API Call below, don't change the ChannelEndpointType. It needs to be phone-number to add a phone number to your Business Profile.Assign Phone Numbers to Your Business ProfileLink to code sample: Assign Phone Numbers to Your Business Profile1// Download the helper library from twilio = require("twilio"); // Or, for ESM: import twilio from "twilio";4// Find your Account SID and Auth Token at twilio.com/console5// and set the environment variables. See accountSid = process.env.TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID;7const authToken = process.env.TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN;8const client = twilio(accountSid, authToken);10async function createCustomerProfileChannelEndpointAssignment() {11const customerProfilesChannelEndpointAssignment = await client.trusthub.v112.customerProfiles("YOUR_BUSINESS_PROFILE_SID")13.customerProfilesChannelEndpointAssignment.create({14channelEndpointSid: "YOUR_PHONE_NUMBER_SID",15channelEndpointType: "phone-number",18console.log(customerProfilesChannelEndpointAssignment.sid);21createCustomerProfileChannelEndpointAssignment();Output2"sid": "RAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",3"customer_profile_sid": "YOUR_BUSINESS_PROFILE_SID",4"account_sid": "ACaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",5"channel_endpoint_sid": "YOUR_PHONE_NUMBER_SID",6"channel_endpoint_type": "phone-number",7"date_created": "2019-07-31T02:34:41Z",8"url": " CNAM Trust ProductNote: Do not change the policy_sid from the example below. This is a static value that will stay the same across all accounts.The response will contain the SID for your Trust Product. You'll need this for several other API calls.Create CNAM Trust ProductLink to code sample: Create CNAM Trust Product1// Download the helper library from twilio = require("twilio"); // Or, for ESM: import twilio from "twilio";4// Find your Account SID and Auth Token at twilio.com/console5// and set the environment variables. See accountSid = process.env.TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID;7const authToken = process.env.TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN;8const client = twilio(accountSid, authToken);10async function createTrustProduct() {11const trustProduct = await client.trusthub.v1.trustProducts.create({12email: "[email protected]",13friendlyName: "FRIENDLY_NAME_FOR_YOUR_TRUST_PRODUCT",14policySid: "RNf3db3cd1fe25fcfd3c3ded065c8fea53",17console.log(trustProduct.sid);Output2"sid": "BUaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",3"account_sid": "ACaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",4"policy_sid": "RNf3db3cd1fe25fcfd3c3ded065c8fea53",5"friendly_name": "FRIENDLY_NAME_FOR_YOUR_TRUST_PRODUCT",7"email": "[email protected]",8"status_callback": " "2019-07-30T22:29:24Z",11"date_updated": "2019-07-31T01:09:00Z",12"url": " " " " your CNAM Trust Product to your Business ProfileYou will need your Trust Product SID (returned in the previous API call).You'll need your Business Profile's SID.To retrieve this SID via API, see the Additional API Calls section below.You can also find

One-time passcode. Click Save. To configure the LDAP connection: Select the Data tab.The Membership Connection Settings page appears. In the Datastore Type section, from the Type drop-down list, select Active Directory (sAMAccountName). In the Datastore Connection section, in the Domain text box, type the domain name.For example, type ecotest.com. In the Connection String text box, type the LDAP IP address, followed by the domain name.For example, type LDAP://10.0.1.173/DC=ecotest,DC=com for the ecotest.com domain. In the Datastore Credentials section, in the Service Account text box, type a name for the account.For example, type test. In the adjacent @ text box, type the domain name.For example, type ecotest.com. In the Password text box, type a password for the service account. To configure the AD server information that you specified in steps 1–6, see Configure the AD Server. To confirm the connection to the AD server, click Test Connection.If the test is successful, a Connection Successful message appears. In the Profile Fields section, in the Email 1 text box, make sure the value entered is mail. Select the Writable check box. Click Save. To configure the default workflow and multi-factor authentication: Select the Workflow tab. In the Workflow section, from the Default Workflow drop-down list, select Username & Password | Second Factor. Click Save. Select the Multi-Factor Methods tab. In the Email Settings section, from the Email Field 1 drop-down list, select One-Time Passcode via HTML Email. Select Disabled for all other email settings. Click Save. To enable API authentication: Select the API tab. In the API Key section, select the Enable API for this realm check box. To create the Application ID and Application Key, click Generate Credentials. Copy or note these values for reference. The keys are used to configure the SecureAuth RADIUS server. In the API Permissions section, select the Enable Authentication API and User Self-service Password Change check boxes. Click Save. Configure SecureAuth RADIUS Server To download and configure the SecureAuth RADIUS server: Download the SecureAuth RADIUS server from Log in to the SecureAuth RADIUS server Web UI at Select the Settings tab. In the RADIUS Server Settings section, in the Shared Secret text box, type a password.For example, type 11111111. Click Save. To configure the IdP Realm: Select the ldP Realms tab. Click . In the Primary ldP Host text box, type localhost. If the two servers are not on the same computer, type the SecureAuth IdP server IP address. In the ldP Realm text box, type SecureAuth998. In the API Application ID and API Application Key text boxes, type the application ID and key generated in the previous procedure. Click Save Changes. The IdP Realm shows as enabled. To configure the RADIUS client and authentication workflow: Select the

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Send emails via PowerShell.Creating PowerShell ScriptLike many other API’s we will use the familiar Invoke-RestMethod method to actually create the HTTP call to send the email via API. The authentication method to use is Basic Auth, with the API header key. Additionally, we will create an object to hold our data but pass this in via the Form parameter which is using multi-part/formdata. This is different than other API’s which typically uses JSON.What are the fields that are required and optional? Below we take a look at what is needed, and then what are some of the other available options. More settings are available in the Mailgun API documentation.RequiredFromToSubjectTextOptionalThough we don’t list all of the optional fields here, these are some of the more interesting and useful ones.CC & BCCHTMLattachment (must use multi-part/formdatainline (can be used to send inline images)o:testmode – If set to true, Mailgun will accept the message but it will not be sent. Keep in mind that you are still charged for the message (unless under the free limit).o:deliverytime – If configured, you can set a future delivery time for up to 3 days in advance for the future. Mailgun uses the rfc2822 date format.Finally, let’s create a simple script to send a basic, non-HTML message, using the MailGun API.$APIKey = 'key-asdf887as8fa8df8a7df87sd8f8sa8sd'$Params = @{ "URI" = ' "Form" = @{ "from" = '[email protected]' "to" = '[email protected]' "subject" = 'Test Email' "text" = 'Test Text!' } "Authentication" = 'Basic' "Credential" = (New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("api", ($APIKey |