When a user signs in through Check Point Mobile Access with DynamicID, the one-time code is sent by SMS through SMSEagle, your own hardware SMS gateway. The request stays in your local network, with no cloud SMS provider.
Check Point’s DynamicID SMS Provider setting talks straight to SMSEagle’s HTTP API over your network, so authentication codes don’t need to pass through an external cloud SMS service you don’t control.
SMSEagle sends over its own SIM card, on-premises and independent of your internet connection, so DynamicID codes are still sent during an outage that would take a cloud SMS provider down with it.
SMSEagle sends over a standard SIM at local carrier rates, so as login volume grows, your cost doesn’t scale with every message.
A DynamicID login attempt or a Mobile Access authentication request triggers Check Point’s gateway to send a one-time code.
The configured SMS Provider URL sends a request straight to SMSEagle’s API, with the recipient number and message filled in.
SMSEagle delivers the code over its own cellular connection, not through a third-party service, as an SMS to the user’s phone.
No SMS provider subscription required. With a single SMS Provider URL pointed at SMSEagle’s HTTP API, Check Point’s DynamicID starts sending one-time codes by SMS in minutes, using your own hardware and your own SIM.
An SMS code needs no app: people receive it on any mobile phone.
SMSEagle records every code it sends, together with its status, so you can check whether it was received.
Two SMSEagle devices can work as an HA cluster: if one fails, the other takes over sending codes.
SMSEagle is a hardware & software solution that guarantees a swift delivery of your messages to designated recipients, whether it’s for notifications, alerts, or important updates.
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