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  • Yort.Otp
    • CounterBasedPasswordGenerator
      • Counter
      • CounterBasedPasswordGenerator
    • IHashAlgorithm
      • ComputeHash
      • Name
    • IOnetimePasswordGenerator
      • GeneratedPassword
      • HashAlgorithm
      • PasswordLength
      • SetSecret
    • MD5HashAlgorithm
      • ComputeHash
      • Name
    • OnetimePasswordAccount
      • Issuer
      • Label
      • Metadata
      • PasswordGenerator
      • Secret
    • OnetimePasswordGeneratorBase
      • Dispose
      • GeneratedPassword
      • HashAlgorithm
      • IsDisposed
      • MovingFactor
      • OnetimePasswordGeneratorBase
      • PasswordLength
      • SetSecret
    • OnetimePasswordGeneratorFactory
      • CreateFactory
      • CreateNewPasswordGenerator
      • FromOtpUrl
      • GetOtpUrl
    • OnetimePasswordSecret
      • FromAscii
      • FromBase32
      • FromHex
      • ToBase32
    • Resource
    • Resource.Attribute
    • Resource.String
      • ApplicationName
      • Hello
    • Sha1HashAlgorithm
      • ComputeHash
      • Name
    • Sha256HashAlgorithm
      • ComputeHash
      • Name
    • Sha512HashAlgorithm
      • ComputeHash
      • Name
    • TimeBasedPasswordGenerator
      • MovingFactor
      • TimeBasedPasswordGenerator
      • TimeInterval
      • Timestamp
      • ValidUntilUtc

Property PasswordLength

PasswordLength

Sets or returns length of the password to generate.

Declaration
public int PasswordLength { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
System.Int32
Remarks

Allowed values are 1 through 8, though 6 is the default and 8 is the other commonly used values. Other values are discouraged and may not be supported by other standardised systems.

PasswordLength

Sets or returns length of the password to generate.

Declaration
public int PasswordLength { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
System.Int32
Remarks

Allowed values are 1 through 8, though 6 is the default and 8 is the other commonly used values. Other values are discouraged and may not be supported by other standardised systems.

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