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mLevel can be easily and securely deployed to nearly any mobile device or desktop browser; users can play anywhere, anytime! Our cloud-based solution seamlessly integrates with authentication environments and reduces the need for IT support and maintenance.

General

Driven by Microsoft Azure platform
Data driven apps managed by customer configurations
Manage appearance, layouts, branding and schemes
Web, iOS, Android and Windows Apps

Security

ADFS 2.0 / SAML 2.0 security implementation through services controlled on platform
256-bit SSL encryption for data transfer
AES-512 data encryption for application access and authorization

Server Requirements

There are no customer side server requirements, as the mLevel platform is a SaaS model for the back-end architecture.
The customer's firewall needs to allow access to hosts under *.mlevel.com, *.mlevel.ws, and mlevelweb.com domains on port TCP 443 (all mLevel traffic is done over SSL connections). In addition, the following secondary URL's could be required:
- ajax.aspnetcdn.com - Endpoint for JavaScript CSS
- amp.azure.net - Endpoint for Azure Media Streaming plugin
- fonts.googleapis.com - Fonts
- fulfill.blob.core.windows.net - Fonts
- webhook.logentries.com - Logging service
- scmlevelrelease.azureedge.net - Endpoint for Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
- mlmediaeusrelease.streaming.mediaservices.windows.net - Endpoint for Azure Media streaming source

Native Device OS

Android 4.0+
iOS 7+
Windows Phone 8.1+
Windows 8.1+

Web Browsers

We recommend that you use the most up-to-date browser that's compatible with your operating system. The following browsers are supported:

Microsoft Edge (latest version)
Internet Explorer 11
Safari (latest version, Mac only)
Chrome (latest version)
Firefox (latest version)

Security/Authentication

Internal - IDs are created by mLevel team - passwords can be set by mLevel team or set by the user through using a welcome link after their account has been provisioned by the mLevel team.

SAML 2.0 - A URL is used to redirect a user to the customer's SAML authentication point, and mLevel receives a trusted token to process against mLevel security

WS-Federation (ADFS 2.0) - Trust is established between mLevel and the customer, and authentication is established through federation

Mobile App Delivery

iTunes App Store
Google Play
Amazon App Store
Windows Phone Store
Windows Store

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