What is a one-time password in Zscaler Client Connector?

A one-time password (OTP) in the context of Zscaler Client Connector is defined as a unique password generated upon device enrollment. This password is specifically designed for single-use, enhancing security during the onboarding process. Each time a user enrolls a new device, a new OTP is created, which means it cannot be reused and provides a higher level of security by ensuring that even if an OTP were compromised, it could not be used again.

Other options do not accurately represent the functionality of a one-time password. For instance, a password that is reset daily implies regular updates to a password, which is not the essence of a one-time password policy. Similarly, a password that can be used multiple times or a static password for all devices contradicts the fundamental characteristic of an OTP, which is intended for unique, one-time use to secure a specific session or transaction. Thus, the nature of the one-time password in Zscaler Client Connector is essential for maintaining security and preventing unauthorized access.